Energy Ireland Yearbook 2011

Advertising information

The Energy Ireland Yearbook 2011

For further advertising information contact:

Chris Shotton
Tel: +353 (0)1 661 3755
email: chris.shotton@energyireland.ie

The benefits of advertising

By advertising in the Energy Ireland Yearbook you will:

Project your organisation to senior managers in the Irish energy sector – reaching all major decision-makers and influencers across the sector
Impact upon senior managers in companies that are large energy users – covering all Ireland’s major industry sectors: food processing, chemical/ pharmaceutical, high tech manufacturing, reaching engineering and facilities managers of large commercial sites
Promote your goods and services to budget holders in the Irish energy sector and managers in a range of industrial sectors
Position your organisation in a high-quality corporate environment
Feature in a book that will not gather dust on a bookshelf. It will be used again and again as a reference tool ensuring repeated viewing of advertisements

The advertising advantage

The Energy Ireland Yearbook offers a unique advertising advantage in terms of the exposure it offers including:

Online links for advertisers will provide international exposure
The yearbook sales have increased year on year – there is real demand for this book
The yearbook is used by growing numbers of energy users in industry and commerce
Complimentary copies of the Yearbook distributed direct-to-desk of Ireland’s top decision makers including government ministers, senior policy makers and corporate managers
Used by senior managers who purchase services and products
Yearbook copies in every energy library and information centre

Delivering value for advertisers!

From the feedback from existing advertisers we have reason to believe that the Energy Ireland Yearbook offers genuine value for money for advertisers.

Reach the whole island of Ireland …

Irish energy is developing in an increasingly North/South context in terms of policy integration, market structures and Gas ad infrastructural planning. This is certainly the direction energy policy is moving in.

The Energy Ireland Yearbook reflects this evolution with comprehensive coverage of Northern Ireland’s energy sector and the North/South dimension. Yearbook advertisers are therefore reaching a full North/South readership, including of course the energy players who are already operating on an all-island basis.

For advertisers based in Great Britain, Europe or beyond a presence in the Yearbook guarantees reach into the entire energy sector on the island – a convenient platform for external equipment and service providers who generally prefer to approach the island of Ireland as a single market.

Expert advice and assistance

Phoenix ad Some prospective advertisers who do not have an advertising agency or in-house design capability, require help in creating what is the right advertisement for them. Sometimes the technical jargon can be off-putting.

The advertising team at the Energy Ireland Yearbook can offer guidance about what kind of advertisement is appropriate – where it should be located to achieve maximum impact – and how to optimise profile.

We also offer a complimentary graphic design service to advertisers who have text and images but need some help in having their advertisement constructed to finished artwork.

Organisations who have previously purchased the Energy Ireland Yearbook

ADM Ringaskiddy
AES Kilroot
Aggreko UK Ltd
Alstom Power UK
Amann Industries Corporation
Amersham Health
Antrim Energy, Canada
Avaya Ireland
Bank of America NA
Bank of Ireland, London
Bausch & Lomb
BG CoGen
BG Group
Bord na Mona
Boston Scientific Europe
Calor Gas
ChevronTexaco
ConocoPhillips
Cadbury Ireland Ltd
Cahill Printers Ltd
Dalkia Utilities Services
Dept of Communications, Marine & Natural Resources
Department of Defence
Dept of Enterprise, Trade & Investment
Dromona Quality Foods Ltd
Dublin Bay Power Plant
Dublin City University
Eaga Partnership
Edenderry Power
Elan Pharmaceutical Operations
Eli Lilly SA
Emo Oil Limited
Energia
Ernst & Young
ESB
Esso Ireland Limited
Flogas Ireland Ltd
FLS Aerospace
FMC International
Fortum O&M (Ireland) Ltd
GE Interlogix Ireland
GE Superabrasives
General Semiconductor Ireland Ltd
Glanbia Foods PLC
Glen Dimplex
Golden Vale PLC
Goodbody Economic Consultants
Huntstown Power Company Ltd
IBI Corporate Finance
Innogy Plc
Irish Cement Ltd
Irish National Petroleum Corp.
Irish Shell
Irish Sugar PLC
Japan Electric Power
Janssen Pharmaceutical Ltd
Kerry Ingredients
Leo Pharma
Maxol Limited
Medtronic AVE
Mitsui Babcock
Motogen Group
National Coldair Systems Ltd
National University of Ireland
NIE PowerTeam Ltd
Northern Ireland Electricity
Paunels Trafo Ireland Ltd
Ramco Energy plc
Schlumberger
Schroder Salomon Smith Barney
Scottish Power
Shannon Aerospace
Smurfit Corrugated Ireland
Statoil (U.K.) Limited
Statoil Ireland Ltd
Tedcastle Oil Products
The Gas Light & Coke Company UK
Total UK Ltd
Torbec Ab. Sweden
University College Dublin
Viking Pump (Europe) Ltd
Viridian Group
Weyerhaeuser Europe Ltd
Willamette Europe Ltd

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