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IGEM - Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers IGEM (Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers) is a chartered professional body, licensed by the Engineering Council, serving a wide range of professionals

Professional growth doesn't happen all at once. It develops and grows over time through the knowledge you gain, the conn...
21/10/2026

Professional growth doesn't happen all at once. It develops and grows over time through the knowledge you gain, the connections you make, the recognition you earn and the impact you have.

Renewing your membership helps ensure that growth continues. It keeps you connected to the professional community, technical knowledge and industry insight that support you throughout your career.

Support next year's growth today, renew online now: http://igem.org.uk/renew

Don't miss the deadline: 31 December 2026

The latest edition of Gu looks at how organisations have responded to the introduction of IGEM/UP/1B Edition 4, which br...
20/10/2026

The latest edition of Gu looks at how organisations have responded to the introduction of IGEM/UP/1B Edition 4, which brought changes to the requirements for tightness testing and purging on smaller gas installations.

For Laura Jefferies, Head of SMARTester at Steve Vick, the changes meant adapting the company’s platforms to help those working in the industry meet the revised requirements. Working with customers and industry specialists, the team developed a digital platform designed to support the new processes while maintaining usability, compliance and a complete audit trail.

Read the full feature in the autumn edition of Gu, available now on the app and website: link

Net Zero - Nightmare, Nirvana or Much Ado About Nothing? Jonathan Kane, CEO of KANE, looks at the scale of the challenge...
16/10/2026

Net Zero - Nightmare, Nirvana or Much Ado About Nothing? Jonathan Kane, CEO of KANE, looks at the scale of the challenge facing the UK’s existing housing stock, and the changing skills needed across the heating sector.

The feature considers the current uptake of heat pumps, the scale of the Government’s ambitions and the need for engineers to develop skills across different technologies while continuing to support existing heating systems.

With the energy market evolving, the article explores how developing additional skills could enable engineers to work across gas, oil, low-carbon and electrical technologies rather than treating the transition as a simple switch from one technology to another.

Read the full feature in the autumn edition of Gu, available now on the app and website: link

🌱 Continue to grow with us 🌱Growth doesn't stop at a particular role, qualification or career stage.Keep growing your kn...
15/10/2026

🌱 Continue to grow with us 🌱

Growth doesn't stop at a particular role, qualification or career stage.

Keep growing your knowledge, expanding your network, strengthening your professional standing and increasing your impact with the support of the IGEM community.

Renew your membership for 2027 and continue to grow with us.

Renew today: http://igem.org.uk/renew

Deadline: 31 December 2026

🌍 World Standards Day: 14 AugustIGEM standards support safety, consistency and good engineering practice across the gas ...
14/10/2026

🌍 World Standards Day: 14 August

IGEM standards support safety, consistency and good engineering practice across the gas industry, providing recognised requirements and guidance that professionals can rely on.

For more than 160 years, IGEM has developed and shared technical knowledge, helping shape best practice in areas including transmission, distribution, utilisation, measurement and safety.

But standards are more than documents. They are developed through collaboration, drawing on the expertise and experience of professionals across the industry to reflect evolving technologies, challenges and best practice.

This World Standards Day, we recognise everyone who contributes to developing, reviewing and applying the standards that help support a safe and sustainable gas industry.

🔗 Explore IGEM's technical standards and guidance:
https://www.igem.org.uk/technical/buy-technical-standards.html

The October edition of Gi is our Smart Technology edition, exploring how the gas industry can move beyond connected asse...
13/10/2026

The October edition of Gi is our Smart Technology edition, exploring how the gas industry can move beyond connected assets towards truly intelligent operations.

In PipeGPT, Antonio Caraballo, Ollie Folayan and Professor Nilay Shah of Costain examine how AI and machine learning are transforming energy pipelines, from design and route optimisation to monitoring, integrity management and predictive maintenance.

The feature explores how AI and ML can help shift pipeline engineering from reactive to predictive, while highlighting the importance of bringing industry and academia together to make the most of these technologies.

Read the full feature of PipeGPT in the October Smart Tech edition of Gi, available now: https://www.igem.org.uk/resource-report/gi-october-2026.html

The YPPC is back for 2027! 🏆If you’re aged 18-35 this is your chance to put your work in the spotlight, showcase what yo...
08/10/2026

The YPPC is back for 2027! 🏆

If you’re aged 18-35 this is your chance to put your work in the spotlight, showcase what you can do and get recognised by your peers and the wider industry.

💡 Got a project you’re proud of?
🔧 Solved a problem?
🚀 Introduced an innovation?
📈 Made a difference in your organisation?

We want to hear about it.

Since 2002, the Young Persons’ Paper Competition (YPPC) has evolved into a presentation competition where professionals and students can share their story, experience and the impact of their work.

So, what are you waiting for?

This could be the year your work gets the recognition it deserves. Apply now: https://www.igem.org.uk/events-and-training/awards/yppc-competition.html

🟢 Grow your knowledge🟢 Grow your network🟢 Grow your professional standing🟢 Grow your impactKeep the membership that grow...
07/10/2026

🟢 Grow your knowledge
🟢 Grow your network
🟢 Grow your professional standing
🟢 Grow your impact

Keep the membership that grows with you. Renew your IGEM membership for 2027 and continue to grow with us.

🌱 Plant the seed for next year's growth and renew today: http://igem.org.uk/renew

Renew by 31 December 2026.

Could smart technology make gas networks safer, more resilient and more efficient? This month's Gi is all about smart te...
07/10/2026

Could smart technology make gas networks safer, more resilient and more efficient?

This month's Gi is all about smart technology; looking at how the AI revolution is already delivering practical benefits across the gas industry.

Ian Parkinson, of Armstrong Industrial, explores how remote telemetry and intelligent automation can help operators identify emerging issues, reduce unnecessary site visits and make better use of skilled engineering resources.

The feature also looks at how digitalisation can reduce travel-related emissions and extend the value of existing infrastructure, showing how smart technology can improve existing assets without necessarily replacing them.

Read the full feature in the October edition of Gi here: https://www.igem.org.uk/resource-report/gi-october-2026.html

The Autumn edition of Gu looks at the impact of the Government’s Future Homes Standard which comes into effect on 24th M...
06/10/2026

The Autumn edition of Gu looks at the impact of the Government’s Future Homes Standard which comes into effect on 24th March 2027.

IGEM Policy Manager Sayda Lees-Manning explores how the standard will change the way homes are built and heated, while raising wider questions around infrastructure, future gas demand and workforce development.

As heating technologies diversify, engineers will increasingly need knowledge across areas including heat pumps, hybrid systems, building fabric, ventilation, smart controls, energy management and heat networks.

Read the full feature on the IGEM website or app: https://www.igem.org.uk/resource-report/gu-autumn-26.html

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