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e n e r g y engineering Energy Engineering is published bi-monthly (six issues per year) and covers the products, processes, technology, management and policy framework of

Addressing the whole low-carbon sector, including, but not limited to, wind power (onshore and offshore), solar PV, marine generation, geothermal, bio-energy, and sustainable

Combining an experienced editorial team and contributions from major industry figures, Energy Engineering is a must-read for anybody connected with the energy world.

Furthermore, we are constantly working to improve our coverage in line with our commitment to offer readers the best analysis of the energy sector as we move towards a more

2 e n e r g y engineering Energy Engineering is published bi-monthly (six issues per year) and covers the products, processes, technology, management and policy framework of renewable energy and sustainability in all its forms. Addressing the whole low-carbon sector, including, but not limited to, wind power (onshore and offshore), solar PV, marine generation, geothermal, bio-energy, and sustainable practice, Energy Engineering s key offering is its regular editorial sections and informative features. Combining an experienced editorial team and contributions from major industry figures, Energy Engineering is a must-read for anybody connected with the energy world. We strive to gather the most important stories affecting the industry from the UK, Europe and the rest of the world. Furthermore, we are constantly working to improve our coverage in line with our commitment to offer readers the best analysis of the energy sector as we move towards a more sustainable. The magazine prides itself on providing informed news, comment and analysis on a fast-moving industry that is significant from an engineering, environmental, and political perspective. Deploying the highest journalistic standards and production values, our aim is to offer key stakeholders in renewable energy a highly readable, highly relevant publication. Steve Welch Managing Editor steve@energyengineering.co.uk Image courtesy of Siemens

EDITORIAL EDITORIAL 2018 In addition to covering all the news and industry developments across the world of renewable energy and low-carbon development, Energy Engineering offers broad-ranging

ISSUE THEME Each issue of Energy Engineering focuses on two specific sectors of the renewables industry and contains a relevant cluster of indepth, sector-specific content.

Previous reports have looked at areas such as marine energy, wind power, and project management. FEATURES The backbone of Energy Engineering is our outstanding features content.

3 EDITORIAL EDITORIAL 2018 In addition to covering all the news and industry developments across the world of renewable energy and low-carbon development, Energy Engineering offers broad-ranging features content and targeted market analysis. Our 2018 editorial programme (opposite) provides details of the proposed topics for upcoming issues. ISSUE THEME Each issue of Energy Engineering focuses on two specific sectors of the renewables industry and contains a relevant cluster of indepth, sector-specific content. SPECIAL REPORT Extended in-depth analysis of the driving forces that are shaping the of the renewables sector. Previous reports have looked at areas such as marine energy, wind power, and project management. FEATURES The backbone of Energy Engineering is our outstanding features content. Compiled by our experienced and knowledgeable editorial team, our features consider the latest innovations, case studies, and management issues that are relevant to the sector. Engaging and original, our features strive to represent the broad nature of the renewables industry, covering everything from anaerobic digestion to legal support services. TECHNICAL FILE The introduction of new technologies means that the renewables industry is constantly evolving. The Technical File places a particular technology or technique (such as smart meters or condition monitoring) under the spotlight to provide an introduction to readers unfamiliar with the subject and up-to-date analysis for experts. FOCUS Expert briefing and advice on the latest energy industry issues in addition to analysis of industry and government reports. MARKET REVIEW An exploration of the progress of the renewables industry in a particular country, looking at the key companies and policies shaping the market. REGULARS Our regular features include: Viewpoint (opinion leader); Monitor (developments across the sector); Careers and Education; Interviews; and Megawatch, our blue-sky section that looks at cutting-edge technologies that might impact the sector. Issue themes Special report Features Focus Special editions Issue 75 Wave & tidal Smart cities Infrastructure Health & safety Energy Storage Jan/Feb Low carbon building solar Automation & controls On site generation Event distribution: RenewableUK Wave & Tidal / Ecobuild Issue 76 Wind power Project management Grids & transmission Bioenergy Low Carbon Vehicle Mar/Apr Supply chain Energy efficiency Fuel cells & hydrogen Environmental services Event distribution: All-Energy / Utility Week Live Issue 77 Offshore Wind Consultancy services Materials Bearings Offshore Wind May/June Operations & Geothermal Software Carbon capture & storage maintenance Event distribution: Offshore Wind Energy 2018 / Electrify Europe Issue 78 Sustainable transport Marine energy Research Education Low Carbon Vehicle & training Jul/Aug Energy Storage Policy & regulation Energy from waste Asset management Event distribution: Cenex LCV 2018 Issue 79 Wind power Operations Energy harvesting Distributed Low Carbon Vehicle & maintenance generation Sep/Oct Bioenergy Decommisioning Hydropower Solar Event distribution: Energy 2018 Issue 80 Marine Energy Emerging technology Networks Condition Energy Storage Heat and & Innovation monitoring Nov/Dec Decentralised Energy Demand side response Energy management IoT Low Carbon Vehicle Event distribution: Heat & Decentralised Energy 2018 Regular sections include: viewpoint, news, business, interviews, profiles and case studies contact:steve@energyengineering.co.uk

4 c i r c u l at i o n: secto r c i r c u l at i o n: job title Anaerobic digestion Bioenergy Biofuels Biomass Carbon capture & storage Carbon management Combined heat & power Energy efficiency Energy management Finance & investment Geothermal Grid/transmission Hydrogen & fuel cells Hydropower Low carbon building Low carbon vehicles Microgeneration Offshore wind Onshore wind Onsite renewables Politics & regulation Smart grid Solar Tidal power Wave power c i r c u l at i o n: ac t i v i t y Project planning, development, delivery & management Operators, power generation & utilities Installation & commissioning Equipment developers, manufacturers & component suppliers Consultants Operations & maintenance Energy & environment management Engineering & construction Government agencies, authorities & representatives Research & innovation organisations Education & training 20% 13% 12% 3% 1 3% CEO, managing director, partner Directors Corporate & general management Department heads Consultants Project management Contracts & procurement management Technical & engineering management Operations & maintenance management UK Europe North America Rest of world Total circulation Total readership c i r c u l at i o n: geographical breakdo w n 12% 10% 17% 10% 12% 11% 14% 6% 6 22% 7,000 32,000 (Publisher s statement) contact: steve@energyengineering.co.uk

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6 c o n ta c t Energy Engineering Media Culture Pure Offices Plato Close Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV34 6WE United Kingdom Steve Welch - Managing Editor steve@energyengineering.co.uk Alistair Welch - Features Editor Grant Lucas - Design Editorial Production Subscriptions & circulation MAGAZINE PUBLISHING & ONLINE RESOURCES

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