Women in energy

A new report offers some encouraging news this Women's History Month: The percentage of clean energy news and opinion articles quoting women doubled in 2019 compared to 2018. Women were quoted in 42% of clean energy articles in 2019, up from 21% the year before.

Sulzer has re-affirmed its commitment to promoting equality in the workplace by announcing its sponsorship of the Empowering Women 2020 conference and gala.

Statkraft UK has announced a new goal of improving gender diversity in the workplace.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sacked Andrea Leadsom as Business Secretary, and head of the country's BEIS just six months into her tenure.

In the energy industry, the subject of diversity needs to be embraced in its broad sense. In an engaging panel discussion session during the Powered by Diversity lunch, three experts discussed their work to broaden energy sector diversity.

Enel and its Spanish subsidiary Endesa have made their first appearance in Bloomberg’s Global Gender Equality Index.

Dr DiVanna will begin her new role on 21st January, focussing on the commercial development of the trade association

For the first time, POWERGEN International along with partner UL, awarded five women with Excellence in Character Awards.

The CEO was recognized as the Muriel F. Seibert Award winner by the Women’s Forum of New York at the 2019 Breakfast of Corporate Champions.

Inclusive Boards, an executive search company, has released research which shows that women make up only 13% of board and executive positions within the engineering sector.