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The Energy Barometer captures insights from UK energy professionals and enables them to inform the energy debate, policymakers, the industry and the public. The 2018 report shares views on energy policy, UK’s place in the world, investment, climate change, decarbonising transport, and diversity in the energy workforce.
The 2018 and previous reports and data are available for download below.
Click here to see our Barometer archive
News and updates
After taking the electricity grid by storm, is clean energy set to race ahead on Britain’s roads?
Malcolm Brinded
14 August 2018
Louise Kingham – Should all-male boards put themselves on their own risk registers?
Energy Live News
22 June 2018
EI survey results highlight industry's verdict on UK energy
Network
20 June 2018
Thickening Brexit fog obscures future for UK energy
Steve Holliday
20 June 2018
Energy industry growing nervous over ‘Brexit fog’
Utility Week
19 June 2018
Retirements and Brexit workforce barriers among key concerns for sector, Energy Institute says
Energy Voice
19 June 2018
Energy Institute members: UK will miss fifth carbon budget, local energy systems key
Energyst
19 June 2018
Brexit “fog” obscures clean energy wins, in professionals’ verdict on UK energy
EI Media Release
19 June 2018
About this project
The Energy Barometer initiative includes a survey of professional members and a resulting annual report. The EI College is the randomly selected group of the EI's professional and pre-professional members who provide their views about UK energy issues. Up to half of the College is refreshed each year to give all Associate Members (formerly Graduates), Members and Fellows an opportunity to participate.
Watch our short video with Professor Jim Skea CBE FEI, Immediate-Past President, Energy Institute, who provides background and explains the project's objectives.
About this project
The Energy Barometer is an ongoing project, and we welcome your feedback and suggestions for future editions.
For presentation slides and further information, please contact:
Deane Somerville AMEI
Head of Knowledge Service