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- 2010. Major Sponsor, Edinburgh International Book Festival. Sponsorsed two events: Lord Browne, ex-CEO of BP, and "Powering the Planet", a debate on Scotland's energy future.
- 2010. Scottish Earth Science Education Forum (SESEF),Young Geologist of Scotland Event
- 2009. UK School Seismology Project "real science with real data"
- 2008 and continuing. Sponsorship of the student from a local (member) university at each Scottish Oil Club monthly meeting and dinner.
The Scottish Oil Club Contributions Policy
This text originates from the 3 December 2009 Board meeting where this policy was approved.
The overriding aim of any use for surplus funds (should the Board so desire it) is to focus on the energy, oil and gas sectors in Scotland, including Suppliers in line with the published objectives and purposes of the Club, e.g. to provide forum for debate and awareness of issues surrounding the oil and gas sector and its suppliers.
The core criteria for evaluating and judging funding proposals are described here. The proposal should:
- Proactively raise profile of the Club
- Provide forum(s) for debate, awareness of issues surrounding the oil, gas, and energy sector and its suppliers
- Enable and encourage industry networking and professional development
- Focus on Scotland and Scottish Industry
- Must satisfy administrative requirements (see below)
Administrative requirements:
- Deliverables need to be defined up-front
- Receiving organisation has to show credible capability to execute
- Receiving organisation is to report back to the Board on effectiveness of SOC support and benefits gained, commensurate with activity supported
- Receiver of funds to invoice SOC (with VAT if relevant)
- Encourage use of SOC logo and SOC branding
- Minimum demand on SOC board, staff, and member resources