By being a member of the East of England Energy Group (EEEGR), we can help you with all this and more. With over 200 member businesses, we have a rich, vibrant and diverse directory within the East of England’s energy sector, covering Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire.
Find out more about what EEEGR can offer below:
You tell us your news, and we’ll share it with our website users via our news feed, newsletter subscribers, and social media followers. From advertising your products and services through to sharing your initiatives and innovations, you can promote your company to our database of over 3,000 energy professionals.
When we introduce you to other EEEGR members, we’ll refer to your company profile so it’s important to ensure this is always up-to-date and current.
We can put you in touch with the right people from across our membership to facilitate your business development, grow your network and connect you with opportunities in industry with our member-to-member introduction service. Take a look at our Directory to learn more about our members.
Attend our events at reduced prices and exhibit at a fraction of the cost to build your networks, promote your business and raise your profile amongst industry peers and potential customers. This includes our flagship event, the Southern North Sea Conference and Exhibition, which welcomes 1000+ attendees each year including key decision makers from the region’s largest developers.
Connect with our Relationship Manager who will introduce you to other members, highlight opportunities, and share your news with our network.
Get involved with our industry leading core programme, Skills for Energy, to develop and support the skills landscape within the region and beyond. Plus, you have the opportunity to join the EEEGR team at various skills-related events and initiatives, making a real impact on and supporting the next generation of energy industry employees.
The Energy Industry in the industry of choice for future and current jobs in the East of England – join us as we bust the myth that the Energy Industry is just for engineers and encourage everyone become a part of it and find out more on the Skills for Energy website.
We work with our members to organise and deliver high-quality, industry-focused events throughout the year. From our flagship events such as the Southern North Sea Conference through to our members breakfasts, we cater for every business in our membership and help you to connect with the people that matter.
We’re always looking for companies to partner with – if you have an idea for an event and want to work with us to make it a reality, get in touch and you too could be featured on our events page.
Come together with others members at our networking breakfasts and hear from other members on a range of topics, from training and skills development to cyber security and international opportunities. Plus the chance to network with other members, including representatives from some of the major local developers, contractors and companies from all levels of the supply chain, plus our collaborating Skills partners.
We work with our members to give them the opportunity to promote their products and services to the wider membership – if you would like to find out more, email events@eeegr.com to get in touch.
As an EEEGR member, you’ll have the opportunity to advertise your job vacancies for free through our jobs page via your members’ login, which you will receive upon completing your application and activation of your membership.
By advertising your job vacancies with us, you are reaching out to our audience of members and the wider industry – EEEGR works within all aspects of the energy industry, so through us you might find someone you would never have considered before!
As a Group dedicated to business networking and promoting the interests of our members, it’s important that those members have their say in how EEEGR is run. By becoming an EEEGR member, you’ll have the ability to vote in our annual board elections, as well as putting yourself forward for elected positions within the board of directors. You can find out more about our current board on our website.
EEEGR is proud to represent almost ever energy industry sector in the UK: Offshore Wind, Oil & Gas, Wave & Tidal, Nuclear, Decommissioning, Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS), Transmission, Hydrogen, Solar, Geothermal and Onshore Wind.
To help promote the interests of these sectors, EEEGR runs a number of Energy Sector Councils; special interest groups designed to represent companies in the East of England who are at the forefront of energy projects.
As part of a membership organisation, you will have the opportunity to join your voice with other members to lobby government, at a local and national level, promoting the cause and interests of the energy industry. By bringing member organisations together, we hope to influence policy and create even more success within the region.
Join with other EEEGR Members to exhibit at national and international industry events, putting your organisation centre-stage. We’re aiming to show off the East of England more and more, so become part of the drive to show just how important the region is.
As a growing and developing industry, we want to make sure there are as many opportunities as possible for everybody. We believe that creating a more equal, diverse and inclusive workforce will only strengthen the industry, leading to a brighter and more assured future. If you would like to be part of that, get in contact with us.
EEEGR thrives on collaboration, and by working with various partners we can bring their expertise to the region. We currently have partnerships with the following organisations: Norwegian Offshore Wind, Offshore Energies UK, RenewableUK, the Energy Industries Council, the Norfolk Community Foundation, the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), the Virginia Beach Department of Economic Development, InnovateUK and LocaliQ.
The work we do at EEEGR would not be possible without our members and our sponsors. We work closely with a number of companies, including; ScottishPower Renewables, OPITO, RWE, the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), RMi Renewables, HTL Group and People with Energy. If you would like to find out more about sponsorship, you can do so here.
