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New network will stimulate region’s energy sector
A NEW network has been launched in the region to stimulate growth and trade in the energy and environmental industries.
The Energy and Environmental Industries Forum (EEIF) has been created by RENEW, the organisation that looks after energy and environmental technology projects across North East England.
John Barton, Director, RENEW, said: “There are over 1,000 businesses and organisations operating in the energy and environmental marketplace in the North East and this number is set to increase as the region strives to establish itself at the forefront of the UK’s low carbon and sustainable energy drive.
“We believe there is a real need to bring everyone together in one place to connect, share expertise and knowledge, while supporting the trade and supply chain and helping members to enjoy tangible commercial results.
“The EEIF will fulfill this need and membership levels are growing each day, with a diverse range of organisations interacting and benefiting from the services offered.”
The EEIF said it will connect a range of companies operating in the sector through a comprehensive directory, an extensive events programme, jobs database, daily news feed and a weekly newsletter.
In the coming weeks the network said it will also provide a comprehensive tender notification service, as well as advice and support relating to procurement, funding and business development.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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