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Skills to deliver Scotland’s future: The Energy and Utility Skills Group submits 2026 manifesto recommendations
Scotland’s future growth depends on having the skilled people needed to deliver its clean energy, water,
Budget 2025: Capital investment, growth and skills commitments for the sector
The government’s Budget and the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) outlook confirm a tight fiscal environment
Early Engagement Notice – Market Engagement Opportunity
Development of a Sector Platform for the Energy, Water, and Waste and Recycling Industries. 1. Purpose
Energy & Utility Skills co-chairs new Defra Water Skills Group
Government expert group to secure future of water industry workforce The water industry in England and
Powered by Providers: EUSR Training Network Grows
With 200 EUSR Approved Providers now delivering training across the UK and Ireland, EUSR continues to
Nominees confirmed to lead the sector’s next chapter in delivering the 2025-30 Skills Strategy – Skills to deliver the UK’s future
In December, the Energy & Utility Skills Partnership (EUSP) CEO Council will hold its first meeting
Help shape national standards and Scottish qualifications for Water
National Occupational Standards (NOS) review Energy & Utility Skills invites employers, training providers and professional bodies
Post-16 Education and Skills White Paper: Positive Intent and Ambition, but Questions Remain
Energy & Utility Skills Group welcomes the publication of the Post-16 Education and Skills White Paper
Clean Energy Jobs Plan: Opportunity, Ambition and Action
Energy & Utility Skills Group Statement Energy & Utility Skills Group welcomes the publication of the
Energy & Utility Skills Awards 2025 Winners
Congratulations to the 2025 Energy & Utility Skills Awards Winners… Skills Collaboration Initiative of the Year
Skills to Deliver the UK’s Future: Energy & Utility Skills Strategy 2025–2030
As the UK transforms its infrastructure for a new era, the Energy & Utility Skills Group
Inclusion Measurement Framework 2025 – Open for Submissions
The Inclusion Measurement Framework is the sector’s benchmark for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Now in
National Occupational Standards (NOS) and Scottish Qualifications Review
Energy & Utility Skills is looking for industry representatives to help develop and review standards for
National Skills Academy for Power launches new three-year Strategy
The National Skills Academy for Power (NSAP) 2025-28 Vision and Strategy will continue to drive the
RenewableUK Working in Partnership with Energy & Utility Skills
Energy & Utility Skills welcomes the publication of occupational role profiles for 16 scarce and critical
EUSR Endorses First E-Learning Programme with Viewline
Viewline has become the first company to receive an EUSR endorsement for one of their e-learning
Skills to deliver Scotland’s future: The Energy and Utility Skills Group submits 2026 manifesto recommendations
Scotland’s future growth depends on having the skilled people needed to deliver its clean energy, water,
Budget 2025: Capital investment, growth and skills commitments for the sector
The government’s Budget and the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) outlook confirm a tight fiscal environment
Early Engagement Notice – Market Engagement Opportunity
Development of a Sector Platform for the Energy, Water, and Waste and Recycling Industries. 1. Purpose
Energy & Utility Skills co-chairs new Defra Water Skills Group
Government expert group to secure future of water industry workforce The water industry in England and