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www.eua.org.uk UTILITY NETWORKS DIVISION

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EUA, formerly SBGI, has been active as a trade association for over 100 years. The Utility Networks Division represents and promotes the interests of energy and utility network companies by providing a range of value-adding services.

Members of the Division include distribution network operators, network engineering contractors and equipment providers, gas storage operators, metering and metering services companies, data and communications management companies, consultancy groups, systems providers and professional services organisations.

How the Utility NetworksDivision operatesThe Utility Networks Division is guided by a Board, which gives strategic direction and a small secretariat team manages service provision and day to day activities. The Division has three key member areas which help steer and formulate the consensus view on industry issues.

For more information on becoming a member or to request further information on our services email networks@eua.org.uk or call 01926 513765

Associate members

Gas StorageOperators Group

• Metering Services Group

• Metering Technology Group

• Data and Comms Management

Group

• Network Engineering Group

• Distributon and Transmission Equipment Group

Network Engineeringand Equipment Metering and Data

The opportunityto be part of this influential

organisation and to contribute and shape thewider agenda through a collective industry voice is

extremely beneficial.Elster Metering

Utility Networks Division

For more information on becoming a member or to request further information on our services email networks@eua.org.uk or call 01926 513765

Member benefitsAdvocacy• Representation with Government Departments and

agencies, standards bodies• Consultation responses• Forum for common issues• Supply chain/trade association interface

Members are able to plan more effectively having an overview of the regulatory issues and prospective policies for their industry. They have the opportunity to shape input to Government ministers and policy makers through meetings and industry consultation responses on safety, commercial, regulatory, technical and environmental matters.

Information• Weekly e-news• Industry magazine• Social media and web presence• Industry briefings and updates• Position papers

The Division is an excellent information source providing weekly industry e-news bulletins, a topical magazine, and sector-specific briefings and updates which keeps members informed on energy and utility network supply chain matters.

Networking• Member Group Meetings• Workshops• Seminars• Supply Chain Briefings• Golfing Circle

Members benefit from being part of a network, enjoying access to a wide range of businesses and organisations with whom they can collaborate for mutual benefit through an active programme of member group meetings and workshops. These are complemented by an annual Dinner Dance, Awards Lunch and industry seminar programme covering topical issues such as street works, connections, regulation, metering, asset management, strategic change and gas industry development. Members receive discounted entry to these events.

We make an investment of time and effort to attend member meetings to sharebest practice, meet like-minded businesses and keep abreast of issues, trends and legislation in the industry.Fulcrum

Interested in joining? The Division offers two levels ofmembership:

FullRelevant to companies actively operating within, or with direct interest in, one or more of the key areas or member groups.

Allows full participation in group meetings, workshops and industry consultation responses, as well as discounted seminar rates and general promotion/information services.

AssociateRelevant to companies or individuals providing ancillary services with a bona fide interest in being affiliated to the Utility Networks Division.

Benefits include selected workshops, discounted seminar rates and general promotion/informationservices.

About usFounded in 1905, Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) - formerly SBGI - is a not-for -profit trade body that provides a leading industry voice to help shape the future policy direction within the energy and utilities sector.

Using its wealth of expertise and over 100 years of experience, it acts to further the best interests of its members and the wider community in working towards a sustainable, energy secure and energy efficient future.

The Secretariat is located in Kenilworth, wheremany of the member meetings take place. The facilities at EUA’s offices, Camden House, include excellent meeting rooms available for member hire at discounted rates.

Utility Networks DivisionCamden HouseWarwick RoadKenilworthWarwickshireCV8 1TH

Tel 01926 513765Email networks@eua.org.uk

Webwww.eua.org.ukwww.eua-events.org.ukwww.utility-business.org

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