Following the completion of the industry procurement process, responsibility for the Standard Setting Body (SSB) function for the downstream gas industry will transfer from Energy & Utility Skills Group to the Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers (IGEM) from 1 April 2026. Paul Cox, Group Chief Executive of Energy &
Hydrogen Skills Network Group Launch/Gas Network Skills Forum Energy & Utility Skills proudly introduces the Hydrogen Skills Network Group (HSNG) and the Gas Networks Skills Forum (GNSF) within the National Skills Academy for Gas. Over the next three years (2024-27), HSNG and GNSF will collectively address strategic skills issues in
Standard Setting Body The Gas Safe Register is the official gas registration body for the United Kingdom, Isle of Man and Guernsey appointed by the relevant Health and Safety authority for each area. The Role of the Standard Setting Body The Standard Setting Body (SSB) is managed by Energy &
Energy & Utility Skills is delighted to announce the establishment of the new National Skills Academy for Gas. This ground-breaking initiative promises to shape the future of the gas industry, forging a path of excellence and innovation towards net zero. The National Skills Academy for Gas is a pioneering, industry-supported
Energy & Utility Skills invites employers, training providers and professional bodies to be involved in a consultation on revised National Occupational Standards (NOS). What are National Occupational Standards (NOS) National Occupational Standards (NOS) describe what an employee needs to do and needs to know to perform a work activity. They
Energy & Utility Skills is now working with National Grid Gas Transmission & Metering and the gas distribution networks on the Hydrogen Skills and Competencies Project, which seeks to address gaps in the skills and competencies of gas engineers in the movement towards hydrogen. Over the next five years, National