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2017
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Why Solar Media?Solar Media has been a leading worldwide news provider, and at the forefront of communication, in the solar industry for the past 8 years. With expertise in both print and digital media we have successfully built a substan-tial and loyal following of readers across the globe with PV Tech.org and in the UK with the market leading Solar Power Portal.
Energy Storage AllianceIn addition to our solar expertise, and in response to the needs and demands of the marketplace, in July 2015, Solar Media successfully launched its Energy Storage Alliance with the aim of supporting and driving the rise of the energy storage industry in the UK and internationally.
With the sole objective of forming commercial partnerships that allowed the industry to talk to one another and drive the energy storage agenda, Solar Media has already delivered a number of critical events that have been extremely well received by industry.
2 industry driving steering committees
delivered
3 agenda setting round tables hosted
All 24 commercial partners confirmed
It is this process, and this level of support and expertise, that we will be applying to help educate and drive the UK’s clean energy industry.
330K+ 1.5M+104annual newsletters
annual impressions
annual users
1M+4.3M+260annual newsletters
annual impressions
annual users
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9,000 Number of British large
corporations that will need to undertake an ESOS audit
£120k - £1m Estimated savings a large
corporation could make by implementing ESOS audit
recommendations
10,000 Number of industrial plants in Britain the Carbon Trust
estimates will fall under ESOS legislation
£1.9b Net savings the Carbon Trust
estimates can be made by ESOS complaint corporations
by 2030
200,000 Number of buildings in Britain the Carbon Trust estimates will
fall under ESOS legislation
US$3.7t Bloomberg estimated amount
of global solar investment between now and 2040
Why Clean?We believe in clean, decentralised energy for every residential home, every commercial premises and every rural and urban facility in the UK.
With solar leading the charge, the brightest of futures is assured for clean energy. In recent long-term projec-tions, Bloomberg New Energy Finance anticipates US$3.7t of global investment in solar alone between now and 2040. This will result in solar accounting for more installed capacity worldwide than any other technology — around 35% compared with 2% as it stands.
In addition to this is the introduction of the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) for all large UK cor-porations, with 60% of eligible companies complying by the 29th January 2016 deadline, which means that reducing energy bills and the environmental impact of your business is something very much at the forefront of these 5939 firms - as well as the 40% yet to comply.
When hard-headed decision makers from the likes of Deutsche Bank see that renewable energy is entering the mainstream economy, and when corporate giants from Apple to Proctor & Gamble, Google to Walmart have launched plans to become renewably powered companies, you can be sure that something serious is afoot.
At Solar Media, we have the knowhow, the experience, the contacts and the track record in championing the renewable energy agenda and producing industry leading products, and that’s exactly what we are going to do for clean energy in the UK.
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Clean Energy NewsClean Energy News is a website dedicated to the daily news, education, training and CPD requirements of UK businesses and stakeholders with a vested interest in achieving sustainability and energy reduction targets for their organisation and stakeholders in clean energy procurement and deployment.
With a focus on all aspects of energy reduction targets and current UK policy looking at key areas such as energy efficiency, renewable heat, transport, solar energy and energy storage, Clean Energy News will serve to be the complete resource for the entire energy management community.
As well as providing daily, updates on the clean energy landscape in the UK we will also be circulat-ing a weekly newsletter highlighting breaking news, our latest coverage, and key features.
Who is it for? Job titlesEnergy managers, chief sustainability officers, procurement managers, building services managers, energy and environment consultants, fleet managers, facilities managers, estates managers, property services managers, quality and environmental managers (QHSEs), asset managers, carbon reduction managers, energy perfor-mance contractors, energy data managers, IT environment managers, energy compliance managers, corporate social responsibility (CSR) consultants, energy solutions managers, chief financial officers, operations managers, resource managers.
Types of company Housing associations, local authorities, schools and educational trusts, hospital and health trusts, investors and financial institutions, supermarkets, factories, retailers, hospitality, leisure industry, energy services companies (ESCOs), builders, commercial and residential landlords, ESOS compliant large corporations.
Number of hotel chains in
the UK
62
Number of local
authorities in Britain
Number of large
corporations that fall under
ESOS legislation
Number of universities in
the UK
Number of NHS Trusts in
the UK
Number of independent
schools in the UK
Number of industrial
plants in Britain that will fall under ESOS
legislation
10,000 433109
9,000+ 2,500470
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Louise WilsonAbundance Investment
Joanne WadeAssociation for the
Conservation of Energy
To support our aim to be the definitive resource for the entire energy management community in the UK and ensure that the content we produce through Clean Energy News is as relevant, agenda leading, and useful as possible, we have established a content advisory board composed of ambassadors of the clean energy industry to provide leadership and guidance on content, and the training and CPD requirements of this ever evolving sector. The following individuals are confirmed members of the Clean Energy News Content Advisory Board:
Clean Energy News – Content Advisory Board
Jeremy NicholsonEnergy Intensive Users
Group
Dr Tim RotherayThe Association for
Decentralised Energy
Mark KenberThe Climate Group
Mark BramahAPSE Energy
Philip SellwoodEnergy Saving Trust
Alasdair CameronFriends of the Earth
Andy BolithoBritish Retail Consortium
Dave SowdenSustainable Energy
Association
Steve CirellConsultant & Author on
climate change, low carbon & renewable energy
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Bi-Annual Steering CommitteeBased on the success of the Energy Storage Alliance, we are setting up a steering committee for elite industry leaders, with the aim of championing clean energy in business and driving the clean energy agenda in the UK.
This stands separately from our content advisory board on the basis that its sole purpose is to help drive the clean agenda in such a way as to grow the sector from a commercial standpoint, with the support and insight from the industry leaders themselves.
Meeting at least twice a year, our steering committees will give you a unique opportunity to meet, network and discuss the most relevant and pertinent issues effecting the successful deployment of clean energy in the UK with other leading industry stakeholders.
The content of these meetings will be guided by our commercial partners, and through conversation and feedback from our audience - the end user - to ensure that we can work together to solve the barriers to clean energy deployment.
Our first round table on 19th February will discuss:
• Efficiency policy and its application• Finance• The procurement challenge• Technical standards• Training
This will provide our attendees with a unique opportunity to have a guiding hand in the growth and direction of the clean energy sector that they operate within, and provide an unrivalled network-ing opportunity.
The next steering committee meet-ing will take place in May 2016.
Please contact:
Chris Riley, Publishing Director, [email protected] +44 (0) 207 866 4922
or
Rachel McGhie, UK Commercial [email protected]+44 (0) 207 871 0119
for more information about how you can get involved.
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Founding Partner
Official Partner
Knowledge Partner
Technology Partner
0503
0710
Commercial PartnershipWe have 25 commercial partnerships available that are split into four different levels: Founding Partner, Official Partner, Knowledge Partner and Technology Partner.
The cornerstone of all of our commercial partnerships is the steering committee, with all levels of partnership incorporating the opportunity to attend these unique events.
The difference in the partnership levels lies within the associated promotional work and advanced notice on any relevant news, features, comment, as well as first refusal on advertising opportunities. For example, with the Founding Partner level, you get at least 48 hours’ notice on these opportunities, as well as founder level branding for the next 12 months. What this means is that wherever we use our logo for the next 12 months, we use yours. Every piece of correspondence, every piece of marketing, every advert, every logo placement - you will be recognised as a founding partner of Clean Energy News. You will also benefit for adverts on 4 of our weekly newsletters, and the headline leaderboard position on our website for 6 months.
Your brand will be synonymous with the Clean Energy News brand, and everything we do to further and grow the UK clean energy industry over the next 12 months.
All our commercial partners will be acknowledged for 12 months on an exclusive section of the website, which will include hyper-linking to a company profile and contact details.
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Package Breakdown
Clean Energy News: now live
Annual Partnering BenefitsFounding
Partner (x3)Official
Partner (x5)KnowledgePartner (x7)
TechnologyPartner (x10)
Branding Co-Branded Founders Logo Universal Logo Universal Logo Frequent Logo
CEN E-Newsletter X4 X2 x1 -
CEN Partnership Acknowl-edgement
YesOn website, includingcompany hyperlinking
YesOn website, includingcompany hyperlinking
YesOn website, includingcompany hyperlinking
YesOn website, includingcompany hyperlinking
Annual Steering Commit-tee Involvement
YesBi-Annually
YesBi-Annually
YesBi-Annually
YesBi-Annually
Discount on CEN products 15% 10% 5% -
Advert on CENHeadline Banner
(1/4 Rotation: 6 Months) Big Banner
(1/4 Rotation: 4 Months) - -
Advanced notice on all content and comment
opportunitiesAt least 48 hrs At least 24 hrs At least 24 hrs -
Renewals First refusal for year 2 First refusal for year 2 First refusal for year 2 First refusal for year 2
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All the latest essential news, opinion, and insight your business needs to:
• Lower your energy bills
• Safeguard your energy supply
• Reduce your carbon footprint
• Generate a return on investment
Covering the following key areas:
• Storage • Effi ciency • Renewable Heat
• Transport • Solar
MEMBERS OF THE CLEAN ENERGY NEWS CONTENT ADVISORY BOARD;
Andy Bolitho, British Retail Consortium
Dave Sowden, Sustainable Energy Association
Dr Tim Rotheray, The Association for Decentralised Energy
Jeremy Nicholson, Energy Intensive Users Group
Joanne Wade, Association for the Conservation of Energy
Louise Wilson, Abundance Investment
Mark Bramah, Alisdair Cameron, Friends of the Earth
Mark Kenber, The Climate Group
Philip Sellwood, Energy Saving Trust
Steve Cirell, Consultant & Author on climate change, low carbon and renewable energy
