Women in energy
Business / Finance / Regulation
Ofgem commits to 50% female workforce by 2025
UK energy regulator Ofgem has made a commitment to diversity, and will ensure that 50% of workforce, at all levels, will be female by 2025, and is calling on other UK businesses to follow suit.
Features and Analysis
Ed’s note: The benefits of promoting women in energy
A recent study has revealed that utilities with a greater female representation tend to show better business performance, with the "top 20 gender-diverse utilities outperforming the bottom 20 by 14.8%."
Africa & Middle East
Investing in women in engineering
De Beers Group is investing $315,000 over three years in programmes that aim to encourage young women to study STEM (science, technology, engineering...
Business / Finance / Regulation
Ed’s note: In celebration of women
Sunday was International Women in Engineering Day (INWED). Under the patronage of UNESCO, INWED is an international awareness campaign to raise the...
