Industry Practitioners Board (IPB Sample Clauses

Industry Practitioners Board (IPB. Description and mandate The IPB is composed of representatives from ShaleX industrial partners and collaborators. The role of the IPB is to advise ShaleXenvironmenT on how to maintain the fundamental research conducted within the consortium within the realm of practical interest. The IPB also has the scope of strengthening the relationships between the consortium and industry, and to ensure that the fundamental discoveries have a direct positive impact in the way shale gas is produced, especially with regards to limiting its environmental impact. Composition (to be confirmed in early 2016) Name Email Organisation Xxxxxxx Xxx* Chair Xxxxxxx.Xxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Halliburton (UK) Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx.xxxxx@xxx.xx.xx ENI (Italy) and University College London (UK) Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx.Xxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx XXXX (USA) Xxxxxxx Xxxxx X. Xxx Xxxxxxx.Xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx GDF SUEZ (UK) TBC TBC Xxxxxxxx (IT) Meetings procedure The IPB sets its own meetings procedures. The minutes of the IPB meetings are recommendations to the CoP.
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