Discussion of views on all energy forms
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Our Events
What is the
Scottish Energy Forum all about?
The Scottish Energy Forum is a non-profit organisation committed to promoting discussion and debate on energy-related issues within the UK.
The forum serves as a national platform for individuals and organisations to share their perspectives and expertise on various aspects of the energy sector, including economics, technology, policy, and environmental impact.
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50
Years Established
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12 +
Monthly Events Annually
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90 +
Corporate Members
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47
Annual Dinners
Upcoming Events
Season 25-26
Our Membership Options
Individual
£50 + VAT
Individual (Ordinary) Membership is open to all those who have no full time corporate affiliation, or who wish to join the Club in a personal capacity.
Price Per Year
Discounted
£25 + VAT
Discounted Individual Membership is open to all those who are retired or in full time education.
Price Per year
Tier One Membership
£150 + VAT
Tier 1 Membership is available to organisations that have 1-10 staff members.
Price Per Year
Tier Two Membership
£300 + VAT
Tier Three Membership
£550 + VAT
Tier 3 Membership is available to organisations that have 200+ staff members.
Price Per Year
News & Updates
Sustainability

Wed 31st July 2024
Why Scotland and the UK importing more oil and gas is not the answer
With a snap election called for early July the difference between the main political parties appears narrow. However, their respective views on the energy system are very different.
AI

Wed 20th November 2024
Five steps to bringing data into the boardroom
The rapid growth in AI and machine learning means that data is a core business asset. Leadership is critical – and by bringing data into the boardroom, companies can ensure they are keeping pace or even leading in a fast-moving and increasingly digital world.
Sustainability

Sat 30th November 2024
Could synthetic aviation fuels offer a smarter path for Scotland’s energy transition?
The challenge in finding a sustainable alternative to aviation fuel could offer new opportunities for Scotland’s carbon capture and green hydrogen industries, says Neil Kermode, Managing Director of the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney.
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