About Energy & Utility Skills By working together with employers, government and stakeholders, we can ensure the UK has the skilled people it needs to keep Britain running safely today and to build the Britain of tomorrow. Energy & Utility Skills The Energy & Utility Skills Group is the UK’s
The Inclusion Measurement Framework is the sector’s benchmark for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). Now in its sixth year, the Framework provides vital insights into the sector’s progress in attracting, recruiting, retaining and developing a diverse workforce to identify where change is needed. To build the skilled workforce to deliver
CEO Council Collaborating and speaking with one clear, influential and authoritative skills voice for industry. The Energy & Utility Skills Partnership (EUSP) CEO Council The Energy & Utility Skills Partnership CEO Council brings together Chief Executives and Managing Directors from across the energy, water, and waste sectors. It serves as
As the standards-setting body and employer representative for the energy and utilities sector, Energy & Utility Skills is leading work on two key initiatives: changes to the issuing of Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) cards and the industry-wide ‘Super Sector’ project. Background In October 2024, the Industry Competence Steering Group
The National Skills Academy for Power (NSAP) 2025-28 Vision and Strategy will continue to drive the sector’s collaboration to deliver workforce capability and capacity for a secure and resilient net zero power industry. Steve Barrett, Director of Membership and Strategic Engagement at NSAP, said, “The launch of our 2025–2028 strategy marks
Energy & Utilities Careers & Jobs By the end of 2030, we estimate that the energy and utilities sector will need to attract and recruit 312,300 new people into the workforce. Energy & Utilities Careers & Jobs enables cross-sector collaboration to attract and recruit a diverse workforce to enable the
Richard began his working career in 1983 where he joined the British Army, servicing 22 years in the Royal Engineers. After leaving the Armed Forces in 2005, he moved to the utilities sector, continuing his passion for training and helping people to enhance their skills. Over the years he has
Energy & Utility Skills is pleased to confirm Mumtaz Patel, Head of Operational Transition Investment and Future Energy at Cadent, has been appointed Chair of the National Skills Academy for Gas’ Hydrogen Skills Network. Mumtaz brings extensive experience from her role in shaping Cadent’s transition to a hydrogen future. This
Help shape the national standards for the energy and utility sector Sewerage & Drainage Maintenance Energy & Utility Skills invites industry stakeholders to take part in our online consultation for the Sewerage & Drainage Maintenance National Occupational Standards (NOS) review. Following a series of industry workshops and drafting of the
EUIAS are delighted to offer two Ofqual-regulated qualifications that will not only equip learners with essential life-saving skills but also provides opportunity for their training to be tailored to the demands of the Power sector: We are now accepting applications from Centres wishing to be approved to offer these qualifications