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	EIC Signs Landmark Agreement to Access Chinese Environmental Market EIC GIVES EVIDENCE TO COMMONS’ WATER QUALITY INQUIRY EIC CALLS FOR NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR LOW EMISSION ZONES TO TACKLE POOR AIR QUALITY IN OUR CITIES EIC CALLS ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PRODUCE PLANNING POLICY GUIDANCE FOR CONTAMINATED LAND MAJOR NEW INDUSTRY-LED REPORT PUBLISHED INTO THE FUTURE OF THE CARBON REDUCTION COMMITMENT


	Latest Industry News UK Environmental Trade Association Signs Landmark Agreement to Access Chinese Environmental Market The UK’s Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) has today signed an historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Chinese Society of... EIC partners with the Association for Consultancy and Engineering EIC announces its partnership with the Association for Consultancy and Engineering EIC gives evidence to Commons’ Water Quality Inquiry The EIC’s Water Management Working Group, in conjunction with the Environmental Laboratories Working Group, has provided both written and ora... EIC calls for National Framework for Low Emission Zones to tackle Poor Air Quality in our Cities The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) has called on Government Ministers to implement a National Framework for Low Emission Zones (LE... EIC calls on the Government to produce planning Policy Guidance for contaminated land The UK’s contaminated land sector is worth £1 billion a year and employs almost 10,000 people. The sector is expected to grow by almost... MAJOR NEW INDUSTRY-LED REPORT PUBLISHED INTO THE FUTURE OF THE CARBON REDUCTION COMMITMENT The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) (1), with support from Acclaro Advisory (2), has published a major industry-led review into the futur... EIC gives evidence to Commons’ Water Quality Inquiry EIC’s Water Management Working Group provides evidence to Select Committee’s Inquiry into Water Quality. Major new industry-led report published into the future of the Carbon Reduction Commitment EIC publishes report on the future of Carbon Reduction Commitment Vince Cable’s “missed opportunity” in BIS’ new industrial strategy EIC highlights Cable's missed opportunity in overlooking environmental industry in new BIS strategy.


	Testimonials I worked for a large corporate when I first heard about EIC and had to justify all spend very carefully. I was sceptical about the potential benefits, but took the plunge after meeting with members of the executive team. Over 15 years later and having been a member with two other employers and now owning my own company, I can safely say that EIC membership offers the best possible opportunity of engaging with regulators, professionals and colleagues at the highest level, both within industry and Government. It gives an opportunity to influence oncoming legislation as well as to be part of the development process, so being aware of oncoming factors. You get out what you put in, but with a minimum of engagement you can address your strategic and commercial challenges, create and capitalise on business opportunities and reap huge personal, professional, reputational and financial advantage. Peter Atchison, Director, PAGeotechnical Ltd, I am very pleased to have been part of the Environmental Industries Commission since SKM Enviros (then Aspinwall and Company) were founder members in 1995. EIC has consistently engaged with Government and its agencies at all levels who have been keen to obtain the views, concerns and recommendations of its wide membership – and who in turn have been keen to give early visibility of forthcoming regulatory change in time for us to influence that. Throughout that time Resource Efficiency has been at the forefront of EIC’s lobbying, which is reflected in Government’s current stance towards resource conservation and management. EIC’s recent merger with ACE further strengthens the power of this membership representation with Government Jonathan Davies, European Manager, Government Clients/Project Director, SKM Enviros The EIC has proven itself over the years to be an excellent forum in which to bring together politicians and policy makers with representatives across the industry for positive and constructive dialogue. It has proved itself to be a voice for environmental issues which is not only listened to, but also welcomed by government at both ministerial and departmental levels. Mike Galey, Director, Eminox AECOM is delighted to be a Member of EIC, we actively participate in a number of the Working Groups and have done so for many years. Our attendance at meetings and the briefings we receive ensure that we are up to date with the rapidly developing and ever changing energy and environmental policy and regulations in the UK. EIC membership also provides a great way to make representations to Government around proposed new policy and regulations, and a means to input when existing schemes are being reviewed. We know that Government values insight from those that will have to implement its new initiatives. I have been very impressed with the willingness of Government officials who attend the Working Groups and present to us. Alison Crompton, Director, Sustainability, Building Engineering, AECOM EIC is not just another lobbying body; they provide a valuable range of services, including invaluable news and analysis on policy updates. I personally find it can be full time job in keeping up with the changes in this dynamic field. EIC provides timely updates which cut through the noise and the complexity. EIC makes a difference. I commend them to all organisations interested in keeping up with this rapidly changing arena. Sunil Shah, Managing Director, Acclaro Advisory


	The EIC’s Water Management Working Group, in conjunction with the Enviro... The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) has called on Government M... The UK’s contaminated land sector is worth £1 billion a year and e... EIC’s Water Management Working Group provides evidence to Select Commit... EIC publishes report on the future of Carbon Reduction Commitment


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