WEB 2016 EI Publications Catalogue

EI Publications
catalogue 2016
Health
Environment
Human and organisational factors
Process safety
Hazardous area classification
Electrical safety
Installation integrity
Offshore safety
Petroleum product storage and distribution
Aviation fuel handling
Biofuels
Fuel quality and control
Hydrocarbon management
Offshore wind
Power generation
Conference proceedings
EI Journals and magazines
EI Knowledge service
www.energyinst.org
publishing.energyinst.org
Welcome to the 2016 edition of the Energy Institute (EI) Publications catalogue
EI publications are downloaded across the globe on average once every half an hour. The technical good practice developed
through the EI is used and referenced across over 90 countries. In 2015, the EI produced a significant number of publications,
covering a broad range of themes, including petroleum product storage and distribution, health, environment, testing methodology,
measurement, human factors, process safety and asset integrity. These documents are relevant across a number of sectors, from
upstream oil and gas, to downstream operations, thermal power generation and offshore renewables. Some of the work published
by the EI is relevant beyond just the energy sector and used across wider industry, such as the titles within the Guidance on meeting
the expectations of EI Process safety management framework series.
These documents are steered and produced by an extensive global array of energy professionals, who, through EI committees and
working groups, participate in the EI's Technical Work Programme, supported by funding from EI Technical Partners (for a full list of
EI Partners, see page 2).
Our publications can be accessed at publishing.energyinst.org and if you have any questions, please contact
e:pubs@energyinst.org. If you work for an EI Partner company, you're able to access EI Technical guidance free online via the
website, simply by registering.
Technical work programme....................... 2

New EI resources for 2016........................... 3
EI technical publications............................ 5
Vapour recovery..................................................21
Environment................................................ 5
Power generation....................................... 22
General.................................................................5
Aviation fuel handling............................... 23
Emissions air, water and soil................................5
Fuel filtration.......................................................23
Upstream activities................................................6
General...............................................................23
Microbiology.........................................................6
Biofuels...................................................... 25
Oil spills.................................................................7
Fuel quality and control............................. 27
Health.......................................................... 8
Medical.................................................................8
Occupational health provision................................8
Occuptational health and hygeine.........................9
Air quality and emissions.......................................9
Human and organisational factors............. 10

Process safety............................................. 11
Management systems..........................................11
Carbon capture and storage................................12
Design.................................................................12
Hydrocarbon release reduction............................13
Road tanker operations....................................... 21

Filling stations...................................................... 22
IP Test methods...................................................27
Aviation fuel quality.............................................27
Laboratory health and safety...............................27
Laboratory correlation schemes...........................27
Hydrocarbon management......................... 28
Conference proceedings........................... 33
EI Conference proccedings........................................33
WPC Conference proceedings...................................33
EI Magazines and journals....................... 33

Petroleum Review......................................................33
Process plant.......................................................13
Energy World............................................................33
Risk anaysis.........................................................13
UK Retail Marketing Survey.......................................33
Hearts and Minds....................................... 14

Tripod Foundation..................................... 15
Hazardous area classification..................... 16
Electrical safety.......................................... 17
Installation integrity................................. 18
Future Skills...............................................................33
Future Refining and Storage......................................33
EI Awards..................................................................33
The Journal of the Energy Institute............................33
Fuel and Energy Abstracts.........................................33
Asset life extension..............................................18
EI Knowledge Service............................... 34
Other titles available from the EI............. 34
Offshore safety........................................... 19
Institute of Gas Engineers and Managers...................34
Offshore wind.....................................................19
Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers...34
Petroleum product storage and distribution.. 20
Transport fuels technology........................................36
Corrosion management.......................................18
Distribution installations......................................20
How to order............................................ 36
For further information or to order, visit publishing.energyinst.org
EI Technical
work programme
The EI's technical work programme provides

industry with cost-effective, value-adding
knowledge on key issues affecting those operating
in the energy industry, in the UK and internationally.
This work is defined by the EI's Scientific and
Technical Committee (STAC) and supported
by the EI's Technical Partners. STAC consists
of senior energy industry representatives who
collectively offer guidance and advice to EI technical
committees to develop an annual schedule of
work. This comprises original independent research
and investigations; responses to legislation and
regulation; workshops; and seminars.
Topics covered by the work programme include:
safety, environment, health, distribution, fuel
quality, hydrocarbon management, biofuels, carbon
capture and storage, offshore wind, human and
organisational factors, aviation fuel handling and
thermal power generation.
Further support in the production of guidance is
provided by a range of organisations, including
industry regulators (such as the UK Health and
Safety Executive, Environment Agency, Maritime
and Coastguard Agency), and other bodies such
as IATA and JIG. The EI's Technical team also
facilitates and coordinates UK input into the work
of national and international non-EI committees in
organisations such as BSI, ISO and CEN.
Independent auditing of this work has
demonstrated a return on investment of 50/1
through safety and efficiency improvements to our
partners' operations.
Where the EI adds value

In many countries there is a 'goal-setting' rather
than 'prescriptive' approach to regulation. This
is particularly relevant to health, safety and
environmental (HS&E) legislation. Here, the onus
is on operators to demonstrate to the regulators'
satisfaction that reasonable steps have been taken
to fulfil regulatory requirements. This is easier when
the industry and regulators have agreed good
practices or guidance.
It is this which underpins the ethos of the EI's
role for industry. The EI essentially acts as an
honest broker to facilitate discussion on scientific
and technical issues, to input sound science into
regulations, or to deliver good practice to support
regulators and industry alike. Industry partners work
collaboratively through the EI in the development of
good industry practice for the benefit of all.
The EI's position as an independent and respected
technical authority is as important now as it has
ever been in helping the energy sector to meet its
obligations and in supporting day-to-day industry
operations.
The guidance in this catalogue would not be
delivered without the generosity of the many who
give up their time in supporting the EI's technical
work programme. On behalf of the EI I would like
to thank all those whose support make this work
possible.
Martin Maeso
Technical Director, Energy Institute
Current EI partners
include:
BP
Centrica
Chevron
CLH
ConocoPhillips
DCC Energy
DONG Energy
EDF Energy
ENGIE
ENI
E.ON
ExxonMobil
Kuwait Petroleum
Maersk
Nexen
Phillips 66
Qatar Petroleum
RWE npower
Saudi Aramco
Scottish Power
SGS
Shell
SSE
Statkraft
Statoil
Talisman Sinopec
Tesoro
Total
Tullow Oil
Valero
Vattenfall
Vitol
World Fuel Services
Discounts are available for EI members
New EI resources
Element 16: Management of safety critical devices

Free online: publishing.energyinst.org
Please check category listing for more information on the following new titles.
Environment
80.00
Guidelines on environmental management for facilities

storing bulk quantities of petroleum, petroleum products
and other fuels
3rd ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-726-6
110.00
80.00
80.00
Health and safety issues in the oil industry related

to sudden or unexpected generation of H2S by microorganisms
Hearts and Minds

Learning from incidents
EI Model code of safe practice Part 15: Area classification

for installations handling flammable fluids
Guidelines for the design, installation and management

of thermal insulation systems
1st ed Jun 2014 ISBN 9780852936979
60.00
1st ed Apr 2014 ISBN 9780852936702
Pipeline and riser loss of containment 2001 2012

(PARLOC 2012)
25.00
Tripod Beta: Guidance on using Tripod Beta in the

investigation and analysis of incidents, accidents and
business losses
150.00
Process safety
*50% discount on PDF orders
150.00

Guidance for a product identification system for
petroleum products and other fuels
80.00
Guidance for the management of distribution terminal

operations
80.00
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978085293739-6
This series sets out a process to help organisations ensure they meet
the expectations set out for each of the 20 elements of the EI's High
level framework for process safety management (PSM framework).
See page 11 for more information.
Element 12: Management of change and project

management
Guidelines on environmental management for facilities

storing bulk quantities of petroleum, petroleum products
and other fuels
3rd ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-726-6
40.00
Element 14: Emergency preparedness
110.00
Guidance on petroleum road tanker loading (Ripple

loading)
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-729-7
20.00
Guidance on the notification and reporting of dangerous

occurrences involving spillages of dangerous substances
under the reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous
occurrences regulations 2013 (RIDDOR)

40.00
2nd ed 2015 ISBN RIDDOR
Impact of the Seveso III directive on petroleum

distribution terminal operators
Element 15: Inspection and maintenance

1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-734-1
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-727-3
15.00
7th ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-754-9
Guidance on meeting the expectations of EI Process

safety management framework
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-705-1
110.00
Technical guidance and information relating to ageing

and life extension of installations in the upstream
energy sector
Hearts and Minds: Learning from incidents
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-730-1
160.00
Offshore safety
Version 5.01 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-728-0
25.00

1st ed 2015 ISBN HSE 184
160.00
70.00
Practical guidance for managing the health risks

associated with drilling fluids
2nd ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-751-8
2nd ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-757-0
4th ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-717-4
A literature review on the ageing workforce
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-730-3
Guidelines for the safe design and operation of shell and

tube heat exchangers to withstand the impact of tube
failure
Available to order in hard copy format online:

energyinst.org/heartsandminds
A critical review of current biological monitoring

techniques for the assessment of exposure to low levels of
benzene
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978085293736-5
40.00
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-706-8
1st ed 2015 HSE185
Health
2nd ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-749-5
Element 19: Incident reporting and investigation

Guidelines for bunding of temporarily stored liquids

offshore
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-752-5
40.00
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-735-8

40.00
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978085293738-9
20.00
New EI Resources
Offshore wind
EI Research report: Laboratory testing of electronic bulk

water detectors for aviation fuelling
G9 Offshore wind health and safety association 2014

incident data report
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978085293748-8
120.00
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-733-4
The quality of aviation fuel available in the United

Kingdom annual surveys 2009 to 2013
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-759-4
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-743-3
100.00
HM 51/API 17.12 Procedures for bulk liquid chemical

cargo inspections
109.00
In 2014, the Crown Estate asked the G9 to take over the running
and delivery of their Safe by Design workshops.
Each G9 workshop examines the current design controls relating
to a particular topic. The findings from each workshop are freely
available in reports which can be downloaded from the G9 website.
See page 32 for more information.
Marine transfer/access systems
HM 95 Guidelines for marine petroleum cargo

superintendents
1st ed 2016 ISBN 978085293753-2
10.00
G9 Safe by Design workshop reports
HM 7 General guidance on test methods for density,

water and sediment determination
2nd ed 2015 ISBN 978085293737-2
10.00
G9 Offshore HSE statistics 2014 report
2nd ed 2016 ISBN 978085293755-6

100.00
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-744-0
10.00
Escape from the nacelle in the event of a fire

1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-758-7
Coming soon in 2016:
Guidelines for bunding of temporarily stored liquids

offshore
Here is a selection of future EI titles:
1st edition
A riskbased approach to hazardous area classification
Guidelines for the management of microbiologically

influenced corrosion in oil and gas production
2nd edition
Assessing and managing ageing plants

1st edition
Design, construction and operation of workshops for

petroleum road tanker maintenance
4th edition

1st edition
G9 Offshore wind health and safety association 2015

incident data report
1st edition
G9 Safe by Design report: Lifting operations

1st edition
Guidance on design and installation criteria for undertank liners, below-tank leak detection systems, and
methodology for appraising performance
1st edition
1st edition
HM 0 Hydrocarbon management terms and

definitions
3rd edition
HM 66. Guidelines for the blending of liquid

petroleum and hydrocarbon cargoes on board tank
vessels
1st edition
Learning from incidents, accidents and events:

Guidance on investigating and analysing human
and organisational factors aspects of incidents and
accidents
2nd edition
Offshore workers medical consultation study

1st edition
Petroleum road tankers: recommendations for a

standard method of inspection for a safe loading pass
(SLP)
1st edition
Guidance on environmental management at filling

stations
Safe handling and storage of biomass in thermal

power stations
1st edition
1st edition
Guidance on meeting the expectations of EI Process

The use of nitrate treatment in oilfield systems to

control reservoir souring: A review of current status
Element 13: Operational readiness and process start-up

Element 17: Work control, permit to work and task risk
management
Element 18: Contractor and supplier, selection and
management
Element 20: Audit, assurance,management review and
intervention
Guidance on the management of subsea hydraulic fluids
1st edition
10.00
1st edition
German and Danish translations of Good practice

guideline: The safe management of small service
vessels used in the offshore wind industry
1st editions
German and Danish translations of Good practice

guideline: Working at height in the offshore wind
industry
1st editions
Guidelines for the avoidance of vibration induced fatigue

failure in subsea systems
Spanish translation of EI/JIG Standard 1530 Quality

assurance requirements for the manufacture, storage
and distribution of aviation fuels to airports
1st edition
1st edition
Environment
The work of the EI's Environment Management Group (EMG) focuses
on the impact the energy industry has on the environment. In
particular it:

The technical work of the EMG

produces publications covering:
Provides scientific data on which the industry can base its stance
on environmental issues;
Develops codes and protocols to promote good environmental

practice;
Emissions (air, water and soil)
Promotes discussion and facilitates understanding of industry

issues.
Upstream activities
Much of the research is carried out in partnership with other relevant

and interested organisations, in particular the Environment Agency
(EA), the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and Natural
Resources Wales (NRW).
Microbiology
Oil spills
General
New Guidelines on environmental
management for facilities storing
bulk quantities of petroleum,
Provides guidance on managing

environmental issues involved in the design,
construction and commissioning, operation
and decommissioning of bulk storage
facilities. It provides management, technical
and operational guidance to minimise the
impact of bulk storage facilities on the
environment, and in doing so, to help meet
regulatory requirements.
3rd ed May 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-726-6
110.00
Guidance on the implications

of groundwater protection:
principles and practice (GP3) on the
refurbishment or redevelopment of
petrol filling stations
This training pack provides user-friendly

guidance for those involved in assessing
groundwater protection at petrol
filling stations (PFS), in particular when
redeveloping or refurbishing an existing PFS.
1st ed Apr 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-640-5
64.00
Introductory guidance on petroleum

hydrocarbon soil vapour assessment
1st ed Jun 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-611-5
19.00
Guidance on establishing a species

and habitats baseline for the
Environmental Damage/Liability
Regulations 2009
1st ed Feb 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-601-6
100.00
Introductory guide to environmental

damage
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-544-6
19.00
Sustainable drainage systems at

petroleum installations

11.00
1st ed Apr 2009 ISBN 9780852934395
Guidance on risk assessment for the

water environment at operational
fuel storage and dispensing facilities
1st ed Dec 1999 ISBN 9780852932568
118.00
Guidelines for investigation and

remediation of petroleum retail sites
1st ed Nov 1998 ISBN 9780852932162
118.00
Code of practice for the

investigation and mitigation of
possible petroleum-based land
contamination
1st ed 1993 ISBN 9780852931240
118.00
Emissions - air, water and soil

A comparison of risks related to the
storage of hydrocarbons in aboveground and underground tanks at
Provides support to planning submissions

that takes account of all relevant
environmental and safety risks by
developing a means to assist the
Environment Agency, operators of PFSs and
other interested parties.
1st ed Jul 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-693-1
63.00
Practical guidance on technologies

for field-screening hydrocarbons and
associated metals in soil and water
Provides practical guidance to field
screening technologies for rapidly assessing
hydrocarbon and metal contamination in
soils and water.
1st ed Aug 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-704-4
95.00
Priority substances (and priority

hazardous substances) sector
contributions
The Priority Substances Directive (2008/105/

EC) is a daughter directive of the WFD, and
identifies a list of Priority Substances (PS)
and Priority Hazardous Substances (PHS) in
Annex II which pose a threat to the aquatic
environment.
1st ed Sep 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-700-6
63.00
UK oil refining and the atmospheric

emission of dioxins: A briefing paper
Reviews the latest health effect data and
the contribution of the refining industry
to the UK dioxin and furan inventory. It
provides updates to legislative references
and has been compiled to inform the nonexpert.
2nd ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-719-8
72.00
Soil vapour protocol for assessing

hydrocarbon sites in the United
Kingdom
Guidance for practitioners, regulators and

other interested parties relating to the
use of subsurface vapour monitoring as a
component of a site characterisation and
risk assessment, specifically for the purpose
of evaluating subsurface vapour intrusion to
indoor air.
1st ed Nov 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-674-0
97.00
Guidance on characterising,
assessing and managing risks
associated with potentially
contaminated sediments
Provides an introduction to sediments; why

contaminants may be present in sediments;
and the potential risks contaminated
sediments can pose to human receptors,
aquatic organisms and the wider water
environment.
1st ed May 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-646-4
97.00
Environmental risk assessment of

bulk liquids storage facilities: A
screening tool
Free online:
www.energyinst.org/envrisktool
1st ed Jun 2009 ISBN 9780852933930
21.00
Environment
Introductory guide to contaminated
sediments
An introductory companion to the more
in-depth Guidance on characterising,
assessing and managing risks associated
with potentially contaminated sediments.
Developed to assist in approaches to
sediment investigations, assessment and
remediation.
1st ed May 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-648-1
21.00
Research Report: Measurements

of emissions to air of particulate
matter (PM10), nickel and polycyclic
aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) at
three UK oil refineries
1st ed Sep 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-633-7
64.00
Ethanol effects on the fate and

transport of gasoline constituents in
the UK
1st ed Jul 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-628-3
87.00
Research report: A review of methods

for estimating annual VOC emissions
from refinery effluent water systems
1st ed Mar 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-602-3
48.00
Research report: Viability of using

direct toxicity assessment for
petroleum refinery effluent toxicity
assessment
1st ed Nov 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-582-8
63.00
Protocol for the estimation of

petroleum refinery process plant
fugitive VOC emissions
2nd ed Jul 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-557-6
87.00
Protocol for the estimation of VOC

emissions from petroleum refineries
and gasoline marketing operations
2nd ed Jan 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-549-1
87.00
Reported and potential occurrence of

ether oxygenates on water resources
in the UK
1st ed Jul 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-515-6
89.00
EI literature review: Biofuels

potential risks to UK water resources
1st ed Aug 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-519-4
57.00
Research report: Ambient

monitoring of benzo-a-pyrene (B[a]P)
emissions at two oil refineries
1st ed Jul 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-506-4
14.00
Research report: Non CO2 greenhouse

gas emissions from oil refineries
1st ed Jul 2006 ISBN 9780852934593
84.00
Protocol for the determination of the

speciation of hydrocarbon emissions
from oil refineries
1st ed May 2004 ISBN 9780852934050 106.00
First report of the UK National

Expert Group on Transboundary Air
Pollution (NEGTAP)
1st ed Nov 2002 ISBN 9780852933770
34.00
Review of COMEAP and IOM Reports

on long term effects of particles
1st ed Nov 2002 ISBN 9780852933794
53.00
1st ed Oct 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-632-0
UK National Air Quality Strategy

(NAQS) guidance for the evaluation
of stage 3 reviews and an assessment
of their potential effects on key
industry installations
1st ed Nov 2002 ISBN 9780852933787
54.00
26.00
Research report: Speciation of VOC

Emissions from UK Oil Refineries
1st ed Feb 2002
Part 1 presents an overview of the work

carried out and of the results obtained.
ISBN 9780852933459
34.00
Part 2 presents the findings of the literature

survey, the objective of which was to
identify existing species data entry for
refinery VOC emissions.
34.00
ISBN 9780852933473
67.00
100.00
Part 3 describes the detailed results of the

measurements carried out at the nine UK
refineries.
VOC emission control and its

costs in the petrochemical sector.
Impact of the 'Gothenburg' Protocol
and National Emissions Ceilings
Directive
1st ed May 2001 ISBN 9780852933381
48.00
28.00
New Health and safety issues in

the oil industry related to sudden
or unexpected generation of H2S by
micro-organisms
Provides a single source of information

on factors influencing the growth and
development of H2S-generating bacteria,
the areas and circumstances in which this
may create problems, how to monitor and
control its release and how to assess and
manage risk.
1st ed May 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-730-3
70.00
This laboratory study was undertaken

to investigate the influence of FAME
concentration on the susceptibility of fuels
to microbiological spoilage. The research
report presents the results of the laboratory
study.
1st ed Mar 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-658-0
74.00
23.00
Sector application guide for BS 7750:

for oil refineries
103.00
95.00
Microbiology technical bulletin:

Microbial growth in biodiesels and
other fuels containing Fatty Acid
Methyl Esters (FAME)
1st ed Jun 2011
11.00
The effect of alcohols and kinetic

hydrate inhibitors in gas pipelines
on the risk of Microbial-Influenced
Corrosion (MIC)
1st ed Apr 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-581-1
1st ed 1996 ISBN 978-0-85293-152-3
Microbiology
1st ed Nov 2012 ISBN 9780852936382
Expert Panel on Air Quality

Standards (EPAQS) discussion
document on airborne particles:
what is the appropriate measure on
which to base a standard
1st ed Jul 2000 ISBN 9780852933046
119.00
A practical evaluation of 21st century

microbiological techniques for the
upstream oil and gas industry
Transboundary air pollution

acidification, eutrophication and
ground level ozone in the UK. Draft
report of the National Expert Group on
Transboundary Air Pollution March
2001. Response of the Institute of
Petroleum
1st ed May 2001 ISBN 9780852933404
1st ed Feb 2000 ISBN 9780852932551
EI Research Report: Investigation

of microbiological susceptibility of
biodiesel and biodiesel blends
ISBN 9780852933466
Order the complete set
100.00
Guidelines for the calculation of

estimates of energy use and gaseous
emissions in the decommissioning
of offshore structures
Guidelines for soil, groundwater and

surface water protection and vapour
emission control at petrol filling
stations
1st ed Jun 2002 ISBN 9780852933589
Guidelines for the identification and

management of environmentally
critical elements
59.00
EI Research report: An Investigation

of fluorescence in situ hybridisation
(FISH) as a routine tool to monitor
sulphate-reducing bacteria in oil
field systems
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-546-0
60.00
Model code of safe practice Part 16:

Tank cleaning safety code
3rd ed Jul 2008 ISBN 9780852934364
153.00
Upstream
New Guidelines for bunding of
temporarily stored liquids offshore
Sets out recommended good practice in

determining bunding requirements for
temporary storage of liquids in oil and gas
operations offshore.
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-752-5
80.00
Environment
Guidelines for the investigation of
the microbial content of petroleum
fuels and for the implementation of
avoidance and remedial strategies
Complements the CD Rom training tool
Microbes in fuels.
2nd ed Jul 2008 ISBN 978085293524-8
79.00
EI literature review: Implications

of biofuels on microbial spoilage
and corrosion within the fuel
distribution chain and end use
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-514-9
70.00
The effect of nitrate antisouring

treatment on corrosion of mild steel
1st ed Nov 2006 ISBN 9780852934586
79.00
Guidelines: Microbes in fuel CDROM training tool

1st ed July 2006 ISBN 9780852934470
187.00
The stimulation of Nitrate Reducing

Bacteria (NRB) in oilfield systems
to control Sulfate Reducing Bacteria
(SRB) activity, Microbiologically
Influenced Corrosion (MIC) and
reservoir souring: an introductory
view
1st ed Aug 2003 ISBN 978-0-85293-394-7
Oil spills
UK coastal and marine resource atlas
report
1st ed Aug 2006
Inland waters oil spill response: a

guidance document incorporating
the strategies and techniques for
responding to inland surface water
oil spills in the UK
1st ed Apr 2004 ISBN 9780852933855
141.00
Operational guidelines on the use of

oil spill dispersants at sea
1st ed Feb 2004 ISBN 9780852933848
65.00
Booming in oil spill contingency

planning. A guidance document
for developing operational coastal
estuarine booming plans in the
United Kingdom
1st ed Jun 2002 ISBN 9780852933558
114.00
Please order the following titles from the

Environment Agency
www.environmentagency.gov.uk:
Laboratory to field scale

relationships in the assessment of
the potential for monitored natural
attenuation of contaminants in
groundwater
1st ed 2003 ISBN 9781857057010
The effects of contamination

concentration on the potential for
natural attenuation
1st ed 2002 ISBN 9781857055993
Vapour transfer of soil

contaminants. R and D technical
report P5018/TR
1st ed 2002 ISBN 9781857051513
Planning for the use of oil spill

dispersants
A review of current MTBE usage

and occurrence in groundwater in
England
3rd ed May 2001 ISBN 9780852933169 116.00
1st ed 2000 ISBN 9781857053999
75.00
MicrobiallyInfluenced Corrosion
(MIC) in double-hull tankers. A
scoping paper
1st ed Mar 2001 ISBN 9780852933336
59.00
Code of practice for metalworking

fluids
4th ed Nov 2000 ISBN 9780852933107
86.00
New Learning from incidents tool

Effective learning from incidents (LFI) is critical for safe
working. Through LFI, organisations gather knowledge about
what went wrong in the past and change working practices
to prevent future incidents. But, without effective learning
processes, or effectively engaging with the workforce,
organisations are at risk of repeating the same incidents.
The LFI tool provides an easy-to-use framework and set of
exercises to analyse and improve LFI processes and learning
opportunities.
The tool is designed to:

guide the implementation of LFI initiatives, and
encourage engaging discussions to deepen the learning
from past events to prevent repeat injuries and losses.
1st ed 2015 HSE185
25.00
Available to order in hard copy format online:
energyinst.org/heartsandminds
Health
The Health Technical Committee (HTC) is responsible
for advising industry on all health issues relevant to the
international oil and gas and wider energy sector, including the
health aspects of employees, customers and the general public
who may be impacted by the activities and products of the
industry.
Membership is formed from a range of industry companies,
the Health and Safety Executive and other associations such as
the British Occupational Health Research Foundation and Oil
and Gas UK. HTC members are generally registered medical
practitioners, certified occupational hygienists, or senior
medical professionals within their organisation.
Medical
Outlines recent advances in biological

monitoring techniques for benzene,
focusing on the suitability for measuring
exposure to low occupational levels
of benzene, and guidance is given to
determine the most appropriate biomarker
for use.
80.00
The influence of climatic factors on

work performance in the oil and gas
industry
Gives guidance on the impact of climatic

conditions on worker safety, health and
performance (and hence productivity), in
localised man-made environments such
as machinery spaces and other work
spaces,whether outdoors or where heat and
humidity can be particular problems.
1st ed Nov 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-669-6
75.00
Fitness assessment instruction

manual
1st ed Jun 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-613-9
83.00
Medical standards for fitness to wear

respiratory protective equipment
2nd ed Jun 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-612-2
78.00
A recommended fitness standard for

the oil and gas industry
1st ed Oct 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-562-0
186.00
Guidance on health surveillance

1st ed Jul 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-556-9
Health technical information sheets
New A critical review of current

biological monitoring techniques for
the assessment of exposure to low
levels of benzene
2nd ed Sep 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-749-5
Key areas covered by the HTC's

work programmes include:
25.00
Provides guidance to industry on a number

of health related issues.
HTIS 1: Individual health risk
assessments
HTIS 2: Medication and work
HTIS 3: Medication and worka brief
guide for managers
Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) reporting:
Guidance for clinicians
Guidance note on immunisation
recommendations for offshore medics
1st ed Jan 2009 Ref: HTCINFOSHEETS
Implementation of pregnant workers

directive management of health
and safety at work (amendment)
regulations 1994
1st ed 1996 ISBN 9780852931745
11.00
Guidelines for physical capability

and functionality capacity
requirements for emergency
response team members
1st ed Dec 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-532-3
39.00
76.00
An investigation of mortality and

cancer of United Kingdom petroleum
oil refinery workers 19512003
2nd ed Jul 2007 ISBN 9780852934784
76.00
Guidance on occupational infection

with blood borne viruses for health
care workers in remote sites or
installations
1st ed Jan 2005 ISBN 9780852934333
21.00
Application of Control of Substances

Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
requirements for carcinogens at oil
refineries and terminals
1st ed Aug 1998 ISBN 9780852932339
69.00
Aseptic bone necrosis in commercial

divers
1st ed 1990 ISBN 978-0-86017-179-9
32.00
Occupational health
provision
An investigation of mortality and

cancer of United Kingdom petroleum
distribution workers 19512003
2nd ed Jul 2007 ISBN 9780852934777
Industry medical issues

Occupational health
Occupational health provision
Air quality and emissions
New A literature review on the

ageing workforce
Reviews the existing research and policy

documents relating to the ageing workforce
and assesses whether sufficient evidencebased advice exists for an ageing workforce
in jobs with a high physical job demand.
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978085293736-5
The influence of climatic factors on

work performance in the oil and gas
industry
Gives guidance on the impact of climatic
conditions on worker safety, health and
performance (and hence productivity), in
localised man-made environments such as
machinery spaces and other work spaces,
whether outdoors or where heat and
humidity can be particular problems.
1st ed Nov 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-669-6
74.00
80.00
75.00
Guidelines for the medical aspects of

work for the onshore oil industry
1st ed May 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-604-7
68.00
Health
Looking forward: Health as a
business management issue in the
21st century
1st ed Mar 2004 ISBN 9780852934036
68.00
Report on leukaemia risks in

relation to benzene exposure
1st ed May 2003 ISBN 9780852933961
54.00
Occupational health provision

1st ed Jul 2002 ISBN 978-0-85293-373-2
69.00
Psychological wellbeing in the

workplace
1st ed Mar 1999 ISBN 9780852932483
63.00
Procedures for reporting

occupationally related illness
1st ed Feb 1999 ISBN 9780852932469
83.00
Major benzene study results

1st ed Aug 1995 ISBN 978-0-85293-163-9
22.00
Air quality and its association with

respiratory disease
1st ed 1994 ISBN 9780852931479
84.00
Guidance for occupational

physicians on expanding their role
into the field of environmental
medicine in the petroleum industry
1st ed Oct 1994 ISBN 978-0-85293-145-5
60.00
The human health effects of benzene

1st ed Dec 1992 ISBN 9780852931356
88.00
Occupational health
and hygiene
New Health and safety issues in
the oil industry related to sudden
or unexpected generation of H2S by
micro-organisms
Provides a single source of information

on factors influencing the growth and
development of H2S-generating bacteria,
the areas and circumstances in which this
may create problems, how to monitor and
control its release and how to assess and
manage risk.
1st ed May 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-730-3
70.00
New Practical guidance for

managing the health risks associated
with drilling fluids
Provides practical guidance for managing
the health risks associated with drilling
fluids, including irritation of the skin, eyes
and respiratory system.
2nd ed Dec 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-751-8
60.00
Petroleum road tanker drivers:

Evaluation and exposure to noise
Reviews the health effects of noise and

occupational exposure data from several
companies. It also reviews sources of noise
and suggests methods to reduce exposure
to as low as is reasonably practical.
2nd ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-719-8
66.00
Principles of the assessment and

control of on-site acute health
risks from accidental hydrocarbon
releases Guidance for oil and gas
facilities, offshore installations and
refineries
Provides guidance on controlling and

mitigating on-site acute health risks arising
from accidental hydrocarbon releases, such
as large unplanned leaks and plant failure.
Useful for health professionals involved
in the preparation of safety cases and
reports, major incident planning and writing
workplace procedures.
1st ed Aug 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-662-7
63.00
Technical note: Non-licensed

asbestos work for the oil and gas
industry
Provides guidance for the administrative

management of asbestos onsite and is
applicable to the onshore and offshore
oil and gas industry. It provides a brief
overview of current legislation and practical
application on what constitutes Licensed
Work (LW), Non-Licensed Work (NLW) and
when it should be notified as Notifiable
Non-Licensed Work (NNLW).
1st ed Apr 2013 Ref: technoteasbestos
Workshop on fatigue
1st ed Feb 2001 ISBN 9780852933145
40.00
Implementation of pregnant workers

directive management of health
and safety at work (amendment)
regulations 1994
1st ed 1996 ISBN 9780852931745
69.00
Air quality and emissions

human health effects an update
1st ed Jul 2001 ISBN 9780852933428
50.00

respiratory disease
1st ed 1994 ISBN 9780852931479
84.00
11.00
Legionellosis risk management and

legionella control. Guidance for oil
and gas facilities offshore platforms
and refineries
2nd ed Nov 2012 ISBN 9780852936306
66.00
Cooling tower maintenance and

other controls for the effective
management of Legionella risk
1st ed Nov 2012 ISBN 9780852936290
66.00
Health technical information sheets

Provides guidance to industry on a number
of health related issues.
HTIS 1: Individual health risk
assessments
HTIS 2: Medication and work
HTIS 3: Medication and worka brief
guide for managers
Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) reporting:
Guidance for clinicians
Guidance note on immunisation
recommendations for offshore medics
1st ed Jan 2009 Ref: HTCINFOSHEETS
11.00
Guidance on the declassification of

tanks previously in leaded gasoline
service
2nd ed May 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-560-6
89.00

3rd ed Jul 2008 ISBN 9780852934364
153.00

Bitumen safety code
4th ed Nov 2005 ISBN 9780852934029 110.00

Human and organisational factors can impact on occupational and process
safety performance. It is increasingly becoming a key focus area within industry.
The EI Human and Organisational Factors Committee (HOFCOM) serves as the
focal point for human and organisational factors affecting the energy and allied
industries. The committee engages industry and stakeholders by commissioning
studies, sharing knowledge and providing human factors tools, many of which
are freely available at: www.energyinst.org/humanfactors
Current and recent issues

covered by HOFCOM's work
include:

Human factors training
For related Hearts and Minds and Tripod programmes, see pages 1415.
Fatigue management
Risk assessment
Accident investigation
Workforce involvement
New Tripod Beta: Guidance on using

Tripod Beta in the investigation and
analysis of incidents, accidents and
business losses
Describes the Tripod Beta accident
and incident investigation and analysis
methodology. It provides both step-by-step
instruction and detailed guidance for new
and experienced users in the application
of Tripod Beta to investigate and analyse
incidents more effectively, in order to
uncover the underlying causes.
V5.01 Feb 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-728-0
150.00
Guidance on ensuring control room

operator (CRO) competence
Provides specific guidance on how to

assure competence of CROs in the energy
industries, particularly how to define
competence standards, select training and
development methods, assess CROs and
maintain their competence once in post.
1st ed Dec 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-724-2
21.00
Guidance on crew resource

management (CRM) and nontechnical skills training
programmes
21.00
Managing fatigue using a fatigue

risk management plan (FRMP)
Recommends a more comprehensive

approach to managing fatigue in a riskbased and systematic manner, and for
fostering shared responsibility between an
organisation and its employees.
Free online: www.energyinst.org/fatigue
1st ed Apr 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-675-7
21.00

professional development: Complete
training resource
Provides a comprehensive, flexible, and
modular training resource. It outlines a
standardised approach to human and
organisational factors training and can
be readily used by training departments,
training providers and universities.
1st ed Oct 2013 ISBN 978-0 85293-655-9
10

1st ed Nov 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-635-1
24.00
Human factors awareness: web-based

training course
This web-based course builds awareness
of human and organisational factors issues
for people working in industry and those
that have a responsibility for people and/
or safety. Spanning 11 modules covering
the HSE key topics, it introduces pertinent
human factors issues, provides case studies,
common problems and solutions. It also
tests users' learning with a series of short
assessment questions.
Free resource: www.eihoflearning.org
Free online: www.energyinst.org/

accidentinvestigation
64.00
141.00
EI Research Report: Viability of using

sleep contracts as a control measure
in fatigue management
Free online: www.energyinst.org/fatigue
1st ed Feb 2006 ISBN 9780852934555
Workforce involvement (WFI) poster

pack
14.00
Safety information bulletins
1st ed Mar 2011 ISBN WFI Poster pack

91.00
(Individual posters and campaign note can be purchased
at 17.00 each)
Guidance on effective workforce

involvement in health and safety
Free online: www.energyinst.org/wfi

14.00
Research report: Human factors

performance indicators for the energy
and related process industries
Free online: www.energyinst.org/hofpi
19.00
Guidance on managing human

and organisational factors in
decommissioning
Free online: www.energyinst.org/sib
Safe staffing arrangements user

guide for CRR348/2001 methodology:
Practical application of Entec/
HSE process operations staffing
assessment methodology and its
extension to automated plant and/or
equipment
Free online:
www.energyinst.org/safestaffing
1st ed April 2004 ISBN 9780852934111
14.00
Report of workshop on human

factors in the petroleum industry
Free online:
www.energyinst.org/humanfactors
1st ed Nov 2002 ISBN 9780852933749
Free online:
www.energyinst.org/decommissioning
1st ed Mar 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-555-2
Managing contractors a guide for

the energy industry
1st ed Dec 2006 ISBN 9780852932513
1st ed Mar 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-603-0
1st ed Dec 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-587-3
14.00
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-521-7
Guidance on human factors safety

critical task analysis
1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 9780852934982
An e-learning tool that enables users to

explore the possibility of human failure in risk
assessments and identify barriers to reduce
risks. Free online:
www.energyinst.org/humanfailuretypes
Guidance on investigating and

analysing human and organisational
factors aspects of incidents and
accidents
Human factors briefing notes:

Resource pack
2nd ed Jul 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-608-5
(Individual briefing notes are free online:
publishing.energyinst.org)
Human failure types
1st ed Dec 2009
Free online: www.energyinst.org/SCTA
Introduces crew resource management

(CRM) to the energy sector, what CRM
training covers, sets out the case why
CRM training should be implemented, and
provides a process to help an organisation
develop and implement a CRM training
programme.
1st ed Jul 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-695-5
Guidance on quantified human

reliability analysis (QHRA)
25.00
25.00
Workshop on fatigue
1st ed Feb 2001 ISBN 9780852933145
40.00
536.00
Process safety
The manufacture, handling and use of dangerous substances are major
hazards not only to workers but also to members of the public nearby,
assets and the environment. Process safety considers these major hazards
and assesses how to control them; in particular, by containing dangerous
substances and pressurised systems and keeping them under control.
Effective process safety
management should minimise
major accidents such as fires and
explosions. The EI's Process Safety
Committee commissions research
and provides guidance on process
safety issues.
Management systems
High level framework for process
safety management
www.energyinst.org/PSM-framework
1st ed Dec 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-584-2
19.00
Guidance on meeting the

expectations of EI Process safety
management framework
This series provides a process to help
organisations ensure they meet the
expectations set out for each of the
20 elements of the process safety
management (PSM framework), as
outlined in EI's High level framework for
process safety management (Dec 2010).
Element 1: Leadership, commitment
and responsibility
Sets out good practice in appointing and
developing good process safety leadership,
commitment and responsibility towards
ensuring effective PSM in an organisation.
1st ed Nov 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-656-6
40.00
Element 2: Identification and

compliance with legislation and
industry standards
Sets out good practice in the identification

and compliance with legislation and
standards that affect good health, safety
and environment (HS&E) and PSM in the
organisation.
1st ed Nov 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-657-3
40.00
Element 3: Employee selection,

placement and competency, and
health assurance
Sets out good practice for managing

employee selection, placement, competency
and health assurance, which is essential for
good HS&E and process safety performance.
Free online:publishing.energyinst.org
1st ed Feb 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-660-3
40.00
Element 4: Workforce involvement
Provides a process, along with guidance, to

help organisations meet the expectations
set out in the PSM framework, and suggests
a number of compliance checks and
performance measures (PMs) to determine
the extent to which key activities involved

in meeting these expectations have been or
are being undertaken.
1st ed Jan 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-661-0
EI process safety publications cover:

Management systems
Carbon capture and storage
Design
Hydrocarbon release reduction
Process plant
Risk analysis
40.00
Element 5: Communication with

stakeholders
Focuses on identifying stakeholders,

developing stakeholder engagement
plans, and handling complaints.

1st ed Jan 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-665-8
40.00
Element 6: Hazard identification and

risk assessment
Sets out good practice for how
organisations first identify and assess
their hazards, and then determine how
to manage the unmitigated risk of those
hazards to a defined (tolerable) level, e.g.
working to ALARP.
1st ed Sep 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-666-5
40.00
Element 7: Documentation, records

and knowledge management
Sets out good practice for developing and

maintaining the required documentation,
records and process knowledge for effective
PSM.
1st ed Feb 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-667-2
40.00
Element 8: Operating manuals and

procedures
Sets out good practices for developing

and maintaining operating manuals and
procedures required for managing process
safety.
1st ed May 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-680-1
40.00
Element 9: Process and operational

status monitoring, and handover
Sets out good practice for process and

operational status monitoring to ensure
that key aspects of the organisation's
operations are appropriately monitored on a
continuous basis and defines good practice
for establishing appropriate handover
arrangements between shift crews and
work groups.
1st ed May 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-681-8
40.00
Element 10: Management of

operational interfaces
Describes four expectations that

organisations should have in place in order
to ensure they are managing operational
interfaces with third parties (e.g. regulatory
bodies, utilities suppliers, feedstock
suppliers, product customers, etc.).
1st ed Oct 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-688-7
40.00
Element 11: Standards and practices

Sets out good practice for identifying
and developing the standards and safe
working practices required to support the
effective deployment of the organisation's
operations.
1st ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-699-3
40.00
New Element 12: Management of

change and project management
Sets out good practice for management of

HS&E and process safety risks introduced
into a business by project and non-project
changes.
1st ed Sep 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-731-0
40.00
New Element 14: Emergency

preparedness
Sets out good practice for emergency

preparedness, ensuring that effective
crisis and emergency response plans are
developed, so that an organisation can
respond effectively to any crisis, emergency
situation or incident.
1st ed Sep 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-705-1
40.00
New Element 15: Inspection and

maintenance
Sets out good practice for the management

of assets and work equipment inspection
and maintenance.
1st ed Sep 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-734-1
40.00
11
Process safety
New Element 16: Management of
safety critical devices
Sets out good practice for the management

of safety critical devices (SCDs) ensuring
they are identified, operated, inspected,
tested and maintained in an appropriate
way to assure that the integrity of their
operation and of the assets they protect is
maintained.
1st ed Sep 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-735-8
40.00
New Element 19: Incident reporting

and investigation
Provides guidance on identifying the
root causes of incidents and 'near
hits', implementing appropriate
recommendations to address these root
causes, and incorporating learning from
external incidents.
1st ed May 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-706-8
40.00
Future editions cover:
Element 13: Operational readiness

and process start-up
Element 17: Work control, permit to
work and task risk management
Element 18: Contractor and
supplier, selection and
management
Element 20: Audit,
assurance,management review and
intervention
Technical workshop proceedings:
Initial report Framework for highlevel process safety management
1st ed Mar 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-553-8
19.00
Human factors briefing notes:

Resource pack
Free online:
www.energyinst.org/hfbriefingnotes
2nd ed Jul 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-608-5
64.00


1st ed Mar 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-603-0
25.00


1st ed Nov 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-635-1
25.00
Guidance on effective workforce

involvement in health and safety
Free online: www.energyinst.org/wfi

1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 9780852934982
14.00
Guidance on investigating and

analysing human and organisational
factors aspects of incidents and
accidents
EIResearch report: A framework

for the use of key performance
indicators of major hazards in
petroleum refining
1st ed Jan 2006 ISBN 9780852934517
Guidance on applying inherent

safety in design: Reducing process
safety hazards whilst optimising
CAPEX and OPEX
48.00
Guidelines for the management of

safety critical elements
2nd ed Apr 2007 ISBN 9780852934623
90.00
*50% discount for EI and Oil and Gas UK Members
2nd ed Aug 2014 ISBN 9780852936894
Research report: A framework for

monitoring the management of
ageing effects on safety critical
elements
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-545-3
120.00

critical elements
1st ed Oct 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-632-0
100.00
Carbon capture and storage

Research report: Hazard analysis for
offshore carbon capture platforms
and offshore pipelines
43.00
49.00
Good plant design and operation for

onshore carbon capture installations
and onshore pipelines
1st ed Sep 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-540-8
49.00
Design
New Model code of safe practice
Part 15: Area classification for
installations handling flammable
fluids
Essential reading for HSE managers and

all those involved in the hazardous area
classification of installations handling
flammable fluids, EI15 provides a wellestablished, internationally accepted and
demonstrable methodology for specifying
hazard radii.
4th ed Jun 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-717-4
Provides a practical framework and is a

source of information for those involved in
the planning, management and operation
of bulk storage facilities using above-ground
storage tanks (ASTs), where lined bunds are
expected as the principal type of secondary
containment.
100.00
Model code of safe practice Part

2: Design, construction and
operation of petroleum distribution
installations
Technical guidance on hazard

analysis for onshore carbon capture
and storage installations and
pipelines
1st ed Sep 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-541-5
47.00
Guidance on conceptual design,

selection and life cycle assurance of
liners intended to improve integrity
of bunds to above-ground storage
tanks for bulk storage of petroleum,
petroleum products or other fuels
1st ed Feb 2014 ISBN 9780852936719
Based around an analysis of an offshore

CO2 dispersion modelling exercise, carried
out by the Health and Safety Laboratory
for the EI. Provides a useful example from
which individuals could develop further
hazard models, and describes how some of
the hazards might be mitigated.
Free online at publishing.energyinst.org
1st ed Sep 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-650-4
Provides guidance on the practical

application of inherent safety in design
(ISD) during the early stages of design and
focuses on inherent safety (IS) improvement
options during the design of projects and
modifications to existing facilities.
Provides guidance and good practice

in the layout, design and construction
of distribution installations and their
equipment. Also provides certain
information on the operation of such
installations. Primarily intended for use
by those involved in the layout, design,
construction and operation of new
distribution installations, and those
undergoing significant redevelopment.
4th ed Jul 2013 ISBN 978-0-85923-663-4
161.00

19: Fire precautions at petroleum
refineries and bulk storage
installations
Provides guidance on selecting,

implementing and monitoring the
continuing performance of installationspecific justified risk reduction measures
from prevention through detection,
protection systems to mitigation measures
to reduce the risk from design event fires
at installations that process and store crude
oil, petroleum, intermediates and refined
products.
3rd ed Dec 2012 ISBN 9780852936344
181.00
API/EI Research report: Verification

of lightning protection requirements
for above ground hydrocarbon
storage tanks
160.00
1st ed Sep 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-376-3
100.00
Free online:
www.energyinst.org/humanfactors
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-521-7
12
14.00
Process safety
Guidance on risk assessment
and conceptual design of tertiary
containment systems for bulk
storage of petroleum, petroleum
products, or other fuels
Provides guidance surrounding the review

of requirements for tertiary containment
at individual sites, and the conceptual
design for tertiary containment options. It
also provides practical guidance to assist
readers to meet the requirements of the
Great Britain (GB) Control of major accident
hazards (COMAH) competent authority (CA)
'containment policy'.
1st ed Jul 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-652-8
102.00
Research report: Hazard and risk

assessment for bulk liquefied
petroleum gas storage events
89.00
1st ed Nov 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-563-7
Guidelines for offshore oil and

gas installations that are not
permanently attended
1st ed Jun 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-564-4
164.00
Offshore technical guidance

catalogue with specific relevance to
major accident hazards
The catalogue is freely accessible to single

users at:
www.energyinst.org/offshorecatalogue
1st ed Oct 2005

9: Liquefied petroleum gas. Vol.1.
Large bulk pressure storage and
refrigerated LPG
2nd ed 1987 ISBN 9780471916123
100.00

Fuel storage tank overfill prevention
systems
Process plant

New Guidelines for the safe design

and operation of shell and tube heat
exchangers to withstand the impact
of tube failure
1st ed Mar 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-603-0
Focuses on improving the inherent safety

of designs of heat exchangers, including
protection of associated piping and relief
systems. Provides additional guidance and
investigation into alternative relief devices,
especially reseating pressure relief valves
(PRVs), for heat exchanger overpressure
protection.
2nd ed Nov 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-757-0
160.00
Guidelines for the design and

protection of pressure systems to
withstand severe fires
1st ed Mar 2003 ISBN 9780852932797
78.00
Guidelines for the safe and optimum

design of hydrocarbon pressure relief
and blowdown systems
1st ed Aug 2001 ISBN 9780852932872
320.00
25.00


1st ed Nov 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-635-1
25.00
Technical guidance on hazard

analysis for onshore carbon capture
and storage installations and
pipelines
1st ed Set 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-541-5
49.00
EI Research Report: Ignition

probability review, model
development and lookup
correlations
1st ed Jan 2006 ISBN 9780852934548
127.00
Guide to quantitative risk

assessment for offshore installations
1999 9781870553360
209.00
Risk analysis
New Pipeline and riser loss of
containment 2001 - 2012 (PARLOC
2012)
The results presented in this report

are based on data gathered for loss of
containment incidents that occurred at
pipelines and risers on the UK continental
shelf (UKCS) during the 12-year period
2001 2012.
6th ed Mar 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-727-3 150.00*
*50% discount for PDF orders
45.00
1st ed Apr 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-533-0
Hydrocarbon release
reduction
Guidelines for the design,
installation and management of
small bore tubing assemblies
Good practice guidance for the

management of integrity of small bore
tubing (SBT) assemblies throughout their
entire life cycle with the aim of maintaining
their safety and integrity as well as the
systems in which they are deployed.
2nd ed May 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-651-1
105.00

flexible hose assemblies
90.00
2nd ed Feb 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-588-0
Guidelines for the avoidance of

vibration induced fatigue failure in
process pipework
2nd ed Jan 2008 9780852934630
273.00
Guidelines for the management

of integrity of bolted joints in
pressurised systems
2nd ed Jun 2007 ISBN 9780852934616
90.00
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How strong is
your HSE culture?
www.energyinst.org/heartsandminds
World-class health, safety and environment (HSE)

performance requires the involvement of everyone in
the organisation, utilising knowledge at all levels, and
fully integrating HSE within everyday behaviour.
What is Hearts and Minds?

Hearts and Minds is a toolkit intended to help organisations to improve their HSE performance by:
1. Leading the way the 'route to the top' of the HSE culture ladder.
2. Providing the process and tools to get everyone involved and to facilitate behavioural change the necessary
components of a solution.
The Hearts and Minds Toolkit enables you to create a truly proactive and generative approach to HSE management.
The Hearts and Minds toolkit

Understanding your culture

Understanding your culture online
Safety appraisals for everyone (SAFE)
Making change last
Risk assessment matrix
Achieving situation awareness: the rule of 3
Managing rule breaking
Improving supervision
Working safely
Driving for excellence
The HSE culture ladder
SAFE Appraisal system Improve your safety leadership

Safety leadership is a cornerstone of good safety culture. This tool
utilises a simple technique for comparing how you see yourself,
as a safety leader, against other's perceptions. It focuses on how
you communicate your commitment to HSE practices and how
committed you really are.
Understanding your culture online

Building on the success of the booklet-based tool, the EI also
offers Understanding your culture as a web-based survey, allowing
you to easily gain a snapshot of the safety culture across your
organisation.
To find out more, contact pubs@energyinst.org.
For more information www.safeappraisal.org, or contact

safe@energyinst.org.
For more information or to order visit

www.energyinst.org/heartsandminds
e: sking@energyinst.org
Or contact the EI's distributors directly

(see page 36 for details)
Stichting
Tripod
Foundation
Learning from
incidents with Tripod
www.tripodfoundation.com
Learning from incidents, accidents and business losses is imperative to ensure repeat incidents do not
happen. Organisations who address the underlying cultural and organisational issues that cause incidents
will be more likely to prevent incidents happening again, and improve their business processes and
performance.
As non-profit organisations, the Stichting Tripod Foundation, together with the Energy Institute, are
committed to improving the ability of industry to learn from incidents in order to improve safety and
performance.
Tripod Beta is an established and robust investigation and analysis methodology. It allows the investigator
to identify:

Failed barriers, missing barriers and inadequate barriers:

where has the management system gone wrong?
The human and organisational factors that contributed to the incident:

why did the barriers fail?
The underlying (latent) failures:

how did the organisation's processes and culture set the incident in motion?
Accredited Tripod Beta training

Improve your skill as an incident investigator by
enrolling in an accredited Tripod Beta Practitioner
training course.
Courses are run only by accredited Trainers who
have been independently certified by the Stichting
Tripod Foundation and are also Tripod Beta
Practitioners themselves.
All accredited training courses:
Are delivered by accredited Tripod Trainers;
Include Stichting Tripod Foundation-approved
course content,
Include a Tripod-Beta knowledge assessment,
Provide Stichting Tripod Foundation and
Energy Institute certification to candidates that
successfully pass the knowledge assessment.
Successful candidates will be awarded
Associate Practitioner status, the first step
towards become a fully accredited Tripod Beta
Practitioner.
New Tripod Beta: Guidance on using

Tripod Beta in the investigation and
analysis of incidents, accidents and
business losses
Describes the Tripod Beta accident and incident investigation
and analysis methodology. It provides both step-by-step
instruction and detailed guidance for new and experienced
users in the application of Tripod Beta to investigate and
analyse incidents more effectively, in order to uncover the
underlying causes.
Version 5.0 Feb 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-728-0
150.00
Further information
For further information and a full
list of training courses visit
www.tripodfoundation.com or
contact tripod@energyinst.org

The EI has conducted numerous research initiatives to develop the technical
content in Model code of safe practice Part 15: Area classification for installations
handling flammable fluids (EI 15, formerly referred to as IP 15). EI 15 is a wellestablished, internationally accepted publication that provides methodologies for
hazardous area classification around equipment storing or handling flammable
fluids in the drilling, production, processing, distribution and retail sectors. It
constitutes a sector-specific approach to achieving the hazardous area classification
requirements for flammable fluids, as required in the EU through Directive
99/92/EC, implemented in UK law by the Dangerous Substances and Explosive
Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR).

fluids

hazard radii.
4th ed Jun 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-717-4
160.00
Research Report:Dispersion
modelling and calculations in
support of EI Model code of safe
practice Part 15: Area classification
code for installations handling
flammable fluids
Focuses on three main technical issues.

Firstly, sensitivity analysis of ambient
temperature, relative humidity, weather
and surface roughness on dispersion
characteristics from point sources for
various fluid categories. Secondly,
sensitivity analysis of the nature and
ambient temperature of the underlying
surface, weather, and surface roughness
on dispersion characteristics from pools of
various diameters and depths, for various
fluid categories. Thirdly, determination
of whether any existing EI15 fluid
categories apply to LNG, or if it requires
specific modelling and sensitivity analysis
of parameters to determine dispersion
characteristics.
2nd ed Apr 2008 ISBN 9780852934890
8th ed Jun 2010 ISBN 9780852935583
174.00
EI Research Report: Ignition

probability review, model
development and lookup
correlations
1st ed Jan 2006 ISBN 9780852934548
127.00
Predictions of minimum spark

ignition energy and quenching
distances for CH4/H2 and C3H8/H2
mixtures with air
1st ed May 2002 ISBN 9780852933541
40.00
A riskbased approach to hazardous

area classification
1st ed Nov 1998 ISBN 9780852932384
124.00
*Reaffirmed 2005
89.00
Latest guidance
on key elements
of process safety
management
16

1: The selection, installation,
inspection, and maintenance
of electrical and non electrical
apparatus in hazardous areas
Guidance on meeting expectations of EI Process

This series of 20 publications provides a process to help organisations
ensure they meet the expectations set out for each element of the PSM
framework, as outlined in EI's High level framework for process safety
management (Dec 2010). For further details, see page 11.
Electrical safety
Electrical issues affect all aspects of upstream and
downstream petroleum industry operations, including: the
classification of hazardous areas; selection and inspection
of electrical and electro-mechanical equipment; the control of
potential hazards due to static electric discharge; the assessment of
electrical supply protection, etc.
Research work in these subject areas is co-ordinated by the EI's Electrical
Committee. In addition the Committee manages a broad portfolio of
guidance, represents the industry on national and international standards
committees and contributes to enhancing the competence of electrical
practitioners working on petroleum installations.

fluids

hazard radii.
4th ed Jun 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-717-4
160.00

Guidelines for the control of hazards
arising from static electricity
Essential reading for all those involved in

the fuels distribution and supply chain, this
document provides up to date guidance on
key equipment, procedures and operational
practices used for reducing static electric
ignition risk.
3rd ed Feb 2013 ISBN 9780852936368
176.00
Controlling the risk from static

electricity: DVD training tool
This 12 minute video explains what static

electricity is, how static electric charge can
be generated and what can be done to
control it. It has been developed to explain
key fuels storage and handling principles in
a practical, non-technical way, for a wide
ranging audience across the petroleum
industry. Complements Model Code of Safe
Practice Part 21.
2nd ed Apr 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-642-9
267.00
EI Research Report: A qualitative

assessment of electrostatic risks in
jet fuel handling and distribution
Aims to provide information on whether

a safe level of conductivity for kerosenetype jet fuel can be derived from a robust
quantified risk assessment.
72.00
1st ed Aug 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-668-9

8th ed Jun 2010 ISBN 9780852935583
76.00
*Reaffirmed 2011
Electrical installation of facilities

for the storage and dispensing of LPG
and CNG automotive fuels at vehicle
refuelling stations
1st ed Nov 2003 ISBN 9780852934104
174.00
Collates a number of research reports

commissioned by the API and EI to
investigate the lightning phenomena
and the adequacy of lightning protection
measures on above ground hydrocarbon
storage tanks.
100.00
Guidelines for managing inspection

of Ex electrical equipment ignition
risk in support of IEC 60079-17
1st ed Oct 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-513-2
1st ed Oct 2006 ISBN 9780852934688

storage tanks
1st ed Sep 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-376-3
Guidance on assessing the safety

integrity of electrical supply
protection
62.00
Seminar Proceedings: 'Can mobile

phone communications ignite
petroleum vapour?'
1st ed Jun 2003 ISBN 9780852934012
119.00
Report on the risk of static ignition

during vehicle refuelling: A study of
the available relevant research
1st ed May 2001 ISBN 9780852933060
90.00
An assessment of electrostatic
ignition risks and filling rules
for loading road tankers with low
sulphur diesel
1st ed 2000 ISBN 9780852933138
36.00
135.00
EI Research Report: Review of

methods of bonding a hydrant
dispenser (servicer) to an aircraft for
refuelling
1st ed Aug 2007 ISBN 978-0-85293-475-3
88.00
Controlling static electricity risks special offer

Purchase Model code of safe practice Part 21 and Controlling
the risk from static electricity DVD as listed above at a special
bundle price - quote STATICEBUNDLE when ordering or search
online at publishing.energyinst.org
17
There has been an increased focus on assuring the continuing fitness for purpose
of existing installations, especially mature installations. Structures, plant, equipment
or systems, which could either cause, or contribute to, a major accident, should be
managed effectively in order to prevent failure or limit its consequences.
Most of the EI's installation integrity technical initiatives support the upstream
petroleum industry; in particular, to address issues identified in the GB Health and
Safety Executive Energy Division's Key Programmes 3 and 4 (KP3 and KP4) Asset
Integrity and Ageing and Life Extension.
The EI technical deliverables support the KP3 and KP4 aims by providing good
practice in key integrity management issues, so as to drive continuous improvement
in major accident hazard management.
Corrosion management
Asset life extension
External corrosion awareness

handbook: A guide for visual
recognition of external integrity
threats to upstream oil and gas
production plant

thermal insulation systems
1st ed Feb 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-548-4 A5

1st ed Feb 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-548-4 A6
48.00
44.00
Corrosion threats handbook

Upstream oil and gas production
plant
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978085293496-8 A5 48.00
1st ed Dec 2008 ISBN 978085293496-8 A6 44.00
Guidance for corrosion management

in oil and gas production and
processing
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 9780852934975 153.00

of coatings for external corrosion
protection
1st ed Jan 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-618-4
116.00
The effect of nitrate antisouring

treatment on corrosion of mild steel
1st ed Nov 2006 ISBN 9780852934586
79.00
The stimulation of Nitrate Reducing

Bacteria (NRB) in oilfield systems
to control Sulfate Reducing Bacteria
(SRB) activity, Microbiologically
Influenced Corrosion (MIC) and
reservoir souring: an introductory
view
1st ed Aug 2003 ISBN 978-0-85293-394-7
75.00
Microbiallyinfluenced corrosion
(MIC) in double-hull tankers. A
scoping paper
1st ed Mar 2001 ISBN 9780852933336
18
59.00

obsolescence in subsea facilities
1st ed May 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-610-8
The effect of alcohols and kinetic

hydrate inhibitors in gas pipelines
on the risk of microbial-influenced
corrosion (MIC)
Provides information to help develop a

strategy for the management of insulation
systems applied to process plant and
equipment and to assist operators with
maintaining integrity from construction
through to decommissioning.
1st ed Jun 2014 ISBN 9780852936979
116.00
Compiles technical guidance and

information on ageing and life extension
topics and identifies topics for development
of new technical guidance and information.
16.00
Good practice guidance for the

management of integrity of Small Bore
Tubing (SBT) assemblies throughout their
entire life cycle with the aim of maintaining
the safety and integrity of the systems in
which they are deployed.
90.00
2nd ed Feb 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-588-0

elements
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-545-3
120.00

integrity of subsea facilities
1st ed Apr 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-537-8
2nd ed Jan 2008 ISBN 9780852934630
164.00
273.00
Capability maturity model for

maintenance management
1st ed Nov 2007 ISBN 9780852934876
107.00
Guidelines for the life extension for

safe operation of ageing rotating
equipment on offshore petroleum
installations
1st ed Dec 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-641-2

flexible hose assemblies
Guidelines for the avoidance of

vibration induced fatigue failure in
process pipework

small bore tubing assemblies
2nd ed May 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-651-1
59.00
1st ed Apr 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-581-1
Technical guidance and information

relating to ageing and life extension
of installations in the upstream
energy sector
1st ed Apr 2014 ISBN 9780852936702
164.00
153.00

of integrity of bolted joints in
pressurised systems
2nd ed Jun 2007 ISBN 9780852934616
90.00
100.00

critical elements
1st ed Oct 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-632-0
100.00
Offshore safety
The EI's offshore safety resources focus on the operation of
different installation types and wells, and the design and analysis
of equipment. Using these resources should help duty holders to
better manage the safety of offshore installations; in particular, major
accident hazards.
In addition to the offshore safety resources listed here, see also
sections on process safety and hydrocarbon leak reduction.
Offshore safety
New Guidelines for the safe design
and operation of shell and tube heat
exchangers to withstand the impact
of tube failure
Focuses on improving the inherent safety
of designs of heat exchangers, including
protection of associated piping and relief
systems. Provides additional guidance and
investigation into alternative relief devices,
especially reseating pressure relief valves
(PRVs), for heat exchanger overpressure
protection.
2nd ed Nov 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-757-0
160.00

fluids

hazard radii.
4th ed Jun 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-717-4
160.00
New Pipeline and riser loss of

containment 2001 2012 (PARLOC
2012)
The results presented in this report

are based on data gathered for loss of
containment incidents that occurred at
pipelines and risers on the UK continental
shelf (UKCS) during the 12-year period
2001 2012.
6th ed Mar 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-727-3 150.00*
*50% discount for PDF orders
Guidelines for the life extension for

safe operation of ageing rotating
equipment on offshore petroleum
installations
1st ed Dec 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-641-2
100.00

of coatings for external corrosion
protection
1st ed Jan 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-618-4
116.00

obsolescence in subsea facilities
1st ed May 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-610-8
164.00
8th ed Jun 2010 ISBN 9780852935583
Guide to quantitative risk

assessment for offshore installations
1999 ISBN 9781870553360
174.00

elements
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-545-3
120.00
Model code of safe practice Part 17

Volume 1: High pressure and high
temperature well planning
1st ed Apr 2009 ISBN 9780-85293-529-3
100.00

Volume 2: Well control during the
drilling and testing of high pressure,
high temperature offshore wells
1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 9780-85293-507-1
153.00

Volume 3: High pressure and high
temperature well completions and
interventions
1st ed Apr 2009 ISBN 9780-85293-530-9
100.00
Buy the complete set of Model code of

safe practice Part 17 Volumes 1-3 for only
214.00 at publishing.energyinst.org

safety critical elements
2nd ed Apr 2007 ISBN 9780852934623
90.00
*50% discount for EI and Oil and Gas UK Members
Offshore technical guidance

catalogue with specific relevance to
major accident hazards
Freely accessible to single users at

www.energyinst.org/offshorecatalogue
1st ed Oct 2005
Guidelines for the design and

protection of pressure systems to
withstand severe fires
1st ed Mar 2003 ISBN 9780852932797
78.00
Guidelines for the safe and optimum

design of hydrocarbon pressure relief
and blowdown systems
1st ed Aug 2001 ISBN 9780852932872
164.00
1st ed Jul 2001 ISBN 9780852932841
203.00
*Originally published by MTD
321.00
Guidelines for the analysis of jackup

and fixed platform well conductor
systems
Guidelines for offshore oil and

gas installations that are not
permanently attended
1st ed Jun 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-564-4

149.00
Floating structures: A guide for

design and analysis
1998 ISBN 9781870553353
305.00
*Originally published by MTD
Guidelines for routine and nonroutine subsea operations from

floating vessels
1st ed 1995 ISBN 9780852931561
149.00
Offshore wind
The following publications are free online:
New G9 Offshore wind health and

safety association 2014 incident data
report.
1st ed Apr 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-733-4
10.00
New G9 Offshore HSE statistics 2014

report
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-743-3
10.00

Each G9 Safe by Design workshop examines
the current design controls relating to a
particular topic. The findings from each
workshop are freely available in reports
which can be downloaded from the G9
website. See page 32 for more information.
New Marine transfer/access systems

1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-744-0
10.00
New Escape from the nacelle in the

event of a fire
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-758-7
10.00
Good practice guideline: The safe

management of small service vessels
used in the offshore wind industry
1st ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-722-8
15.00
Good practice guideline: Working at

height in the offshore wind industry
1st ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-720-4
15.00
Construction vessel guideline for the

offshore renewables industry
1st ed Sep 2014 ISBN 9780852936849
10.00
G9 Offshore wind health and safety

association 2013 incident data
report.
1st ed Aug 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-692-4
10.00
19
Petroleum product storage

and distribution
It can be a significant technical and logistical challenge to ensure that the
large range of petroleum products, on which society depends, get to the
right place at the right time, whilst meeting all appropriate health, safety and
environmental protection requirements.
Resources primarily cover

equipment used and
procedures followed for:
The EI's Distribution and Marketing Committee and Distribution and

Marketing Safety Committee, supported by various panels, are engaged in
developing technical guidance for issues involved in the supply of fuels to
customers. These committees include senior technical managers from the
major oil companies operating in Europe, and technical representatives from
UK trade associations.
Bulk storage
Vapour recovery
Road tanker operations
Filling stations
Distribution installations
New Guidance for a product
identification system for petroleum
products and other fuels
Describes a product identification system

comprising tapes, stencils, tags or signs
that should be applied in the UK for
marking equipment used in the storage and
handling of petroleum products and other
fuels downstream from refinery process
plants.
7th ed Dec 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-754-9
80.00
New Guidance for the management

of distribution terminal operations
Recommends good practices for the safe

management of the operation of petroleum
distribution terminals, including the receipt,
storage, handling and loading of petroleum
products.
1st ed Jun 2015 ISBN 978085293739-6
80.00
New Guidelines on environmental

management for facilities storing
bulk quantities of petroleum,
Provides management, technical and

operational guidance to minimise the
impact of bulk storage facilities on the
environment, and in doing so, to help meet
regulatory requirements.
3rd ed May 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-726-6
110.00
New Impact of the Seveso III

directive on petroleum distribution
terminal operators
Presents detailed comparisons between the

full text of the previous Seveso II directive
and the new Seveso III directive and
analyses the likely impact on distribution
terminal operators.
1st ed Jun 2015 ISBN 978085293738-9
20.00
Pocket guide to safety for operatives

and contractors working at
petroleum distribution installations
Intended for all personnel, both company
workforce and contractors, working on
installations that process, handle or store
petroleum products.
2nd ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-679-5
20
53.00
EI/DFA Research report:

Compatibility of materials used in
distribution handling systems with
ethanol and gasoline/ethanol blends
Provides an assessment of the suitability
of certain materials for use with gasoline/
ethanol blends (both liquid and vapour).
1st edr Apr 2014 ISBN 9780852936788
74.00
EI Research Report: Investigation of

the possible ignition risks arising
from the presence and operation
of button cell energised devices in
potentially flammable atmospheres
associated with transport fuels
295.00
*50% discount for JIG and EI members

2: Design, construction and
operation of petroleum distribution
installations
(Free summary poster Safety notice: Electrical/

electronic devices energised by button cells
in hazardous areas (potentially explosive
atmospheres) online: publishing.energyinst.org)
73.00
Guidance on conceptual design,

selection and life cycle assurance of
liners intended to improve integrity
of bunds to above-ground storage
tanks for bulk storage of petroleum,
petroleum products or other fuels
Provides a practical framework and is a

source of information for those involved in
the planning, management and operation
of bulk storage facilities using above-ground
storage tanks (ASTs), where lined bunds are
expected as the principal type of secondary
containment.
1st ed Feb 2014 ISBN 9780852936719
A groundbreaking standard to assist

in the maintenance of aviation fuel
quality, from its points of manufacture to
delivery at airports. It offers good practice
recommendations for worldwide adoption.
A major step forward for the aviation fuel
supply industry, being the first time that
such a comprehensive set of requirements
have been published.
1st ed Oct 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-637-5
Provides a compilation of EI-funded studies

that have been undertaken to assess the
possible ignition risks posed by button cellenergised devices in potentially flammable
atmospheres associated with transport
fuels.
1st ed Apr 2014 ISBN 9780852936863
EI/JIG Standard 1530: Quality

assurance requirements for
the manufacture, storage and
distribution of aviation fuels to
airports
100.00
Provides guidance and good practice

in the layout, design and construction
of distribution installations and their
equipment. Also provides certain
information on the operation of such
installations. Primarily intended for use
by those involved in the layout, design,
construction and operation of new
distribution installations, and those
undergoing significant redevelopment.
4th ed Jul 2013 ISBN 978-0-85923-663-4
161.00
Guidance on risk assessment

and conceptual design of tertiary
containment systems for bulk
storage of petroleum, petroleum
products, or other fuels
Provides practical guidance to assist readers

to meet the requirements of the Great
Britain (GB) Control of Major Accident
Hazards (COMAH) Competent Authority
(CA) 'containment policy'.
1st ed Jul 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-652-8
102.00

19: Fire precautions at petroleum
refineries and bulk storage
installations
3rd ed Dec 2012 ISBN 9780852936344
182.00

EI 1542 Identification markings
for dedicated aviation fuel
manufacturing and distribution
facilities, airport storage and mobile
fuelling equipment
9th ed Jul 2012 ISBN 9780852936276
75.00

service
2nd ed May 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-560-6
89.00

storage tanks
1st ed Sep 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-376-3
100.00
Environmental risk assessment of

bulk liquids storage facilities: A
screening tool
Free online: www.energyinst.org/
envrisktool
1st ed Jun 2009 ISBN 9780852933930
21.00

Fuel storage tank overfill prevention
systems
1st ed Apr 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-533-0
46.00

control of hazards during the proving
of roadloading gantry meters
2nd ed Mar 2009 ISBN 9780852935361
86.00
*Reaffirmed 2015

3rd ed Jul 2008 ISBN 9780852934364
153.00
Guidance for the storage and

handling of fuel grade ethanol at
1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-516-3
97.00
Riskmanager for terminals:

Generic risk assessment tool for
petroleum distribution facilities
1st ed Sep 2006 ISBN 9780852934654
253.00

of factors causing leakage at road
tanker loading gantry coupler/
tanker adaptor interface
1st ed Apr 2003 ISBN 9780852933992
54.00
Guidelines for terminal induction

training of road tanker drivers
1st ed Mar 2002 ISBN 9780852933619
54.00
sulphur diesel
1st ed 2000 ISBN 9780852933138
36.00
Research Project. Evaluation of the

performance of meters in loading
gantries. Phase 2 Tests on products
other than gas oil
1st ed Sep 2001 ISBN 9780852933497
39.00

9: Liquefied petroleum gas. Vol.1.
Large bulk pressure storage and
refrigerated LPG
2nd ed 1987 ISBN 9780471916123
100.00
Vapour recovery
installation and operation of
petrol vapour emission controls at
distribution terminals
Aims to fill a knowledge gap surrounding

the review of requirements for tertiary
containment at individual sites, and the
conceptual design for tertiary containment
options.
4th ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-718-1
121.00
Code of practice for petroleum road

tanker vapour collection systems
and equipment used in unloading
operations
1st ed Dec 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-526-2
75.00
Vapour recovery units Guidance

on preventing and controlling
temperature excursions in carbon
beds
2nd ed Mar 2008 ISBN 978085293495-1
76.00
An investigation into suitable

instruments for the measurement
of carbon monoxide (CO) for rapid
detection of hot spots in vapour
recovery unit (VRU) carbon beds
1st ed Mar 2005 ISBN 978-0-85293-435-7
60.00
EI Research Report: An investigation

into suitable instruments for the
measurement of total organic carbon
(TOC) in emissions from petroleum
distribution terminal vapour
recovery units
1st ed Jun 2004 ISBN 9780852934234
66.00
sulphur diesel
1st ed 2000 ISBN 9780852933138
36.00
Procedures for the reclaim of duty on

recovered vapour at duty suspended
installations
1st ed Mar 1999 ISBN 9780852932186
88.00
*Reaffirmed 2009
Road tanker operations

New Guidance on petroleum road
tanker loading (Ripple loading)
Provides information on the risk benefits

of ripple loading of petroleum tankers and
identifies procedural differences between
terminals. It also identifies factors to
consider when developing a road tanker
loading procedure and defines an industry
procedure for road tanker loading.
1st ed Mar 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-729-7
20.00
Application of Control of Substances

Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
requirements for carcinogens at oil
refineries and terminals
1st ed Aug 1998 ISBN 9780852932339
74.00
New Guidance on the notification

and reporting of dangerous
occurrences involving spillages of
dangerous substances under the
reporting of injuries, diseases and
dangerous occurrences regulations
2013 (RIDDOR)
Provides guidance to the flammable fuels

distribution sector on the reporting of
dangerous occurrences involving releases of
flammable fuels during road tanker loading
and unloading in GB under the Reporting
of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous
Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR).
2nd ed 2015 ISBN RIDDOR
Specification: Couplers for the

bottom loading of petroleum road
tankers
Provides recommended minimum

performance and mechanical specifications
for the design of loading gantry bottom
loading couplers used at distribution
installations, for connection to petroleum
road tankers fitted with adaptors meeting
the requirements of EN 13083.
54.00
1st ed Oct 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-672-6
A model syllabus for the training

of technicians involved in the
examination, testing, maintenance
and repair of petroleum road tankers
46.00
2nd ed Mar 2012 ISBN 9780852936238
Petroleum road tanker design and

construction
3rd ed Apr 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-554-5
174.00
Guidance on reducing human failure

in petroleum product distribution
loading and unloading operations
74.00
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-535-4
Design, construction and operation

of workshops for petroleum road
tanker maintenance
98.00
3rd ed Dec 2007 ISBN 9780852934418
Code of practice for the development

of a response plan for significant
incidents involving petroleum road
tankers
2nd ed 2005 ISBN 9780852934388
119.00
Recommendations for radio

communication equipment and
its installation in petroleum road
tankers
2nd ed Dec 2004 ISBN 9780852933916
44.00

of factors causing leakage at road
tanker loading gantry coupler/
tanker adaptor interface
1st ed Apr 2003 ISBN 9780852933992
54.00
Fire resistance of mudwings for

petroleum road tankers
2nd ed Nov 2002 ISBN 9780852933862
82.00
*Reaffirmed 2011
Testing of vapour containment on

petroleum road tankers
1st ed 2001 ISBN 9780852933183
89.00
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Petroleum product storage and distribution - Power generation

Maintenance of road tankers used
for the conveyance of petroleum
fuels
1st ed Oct 2000 ISBN 9780852933053
63.00


plants.
80.00
Guidelines for an emergency action

plan for fire and explosion risks at
filling stations
The Dangerous Substances and Explosive

Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR)
require that an emergency action plan
covering fire and explosion risks is in place.
A prompt appropriate response to incidents
by site operators will reduce the impact/
consequence of potential emergencies
which may occur on filling stations.
1st ed Oct 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-712-9
32.00
Guidance on design and operating

limits for fuel storage tanks at retail
filling stations
ProvideS guidance on the terminology,
definitions, and requirements related to
design and operating limits for fuel storage
tanks at retail filling stations.
1st ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-710-5
3rd ed Jun 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-600-9
Seminar Proceedings: 'Can mobile

phone communications ignite
petroleum vapour?'
143.00
*50% discount for EI and APEA Members
Filling stations
7th ed Dec 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-754-9
Design, construction, modification,

maintenance and decommissioning
of filling stations
29.00
112.00
89.00
Guidance on reducing human failure

in petroleum product distribution
loading and unloading operations
1st ed Nov 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-535-4
74.00
Code of practice for entry into

underground storage tanks at filling
stations
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-504-0
83.00

dispensing of E5 petrol and B5 diesel
at filling stations
1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-508-8
16.00
Guidelines for uplift of product from

retail filling stations and customers'
tanks
2nd ed Jan 2006 ISBN 9780852934531
83.00
Electrical installation of facilities

for the storage and dispensing of LPG
and CNG automotive fuels at vehicle
refuelling stations
1st ed Nov 2003 ISBN 9780852934104
1st ed Nov 2002 ISBN 9780852933725
102.00
*Reaffirmed 2012

service
2nd ed May 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-560-6
119.00
Guidance on external cathodic

protection of underground steel
storage tanks and steel pipework at
Code of safe practice for contractors

and retailers managing contractors
working on filling stations
1st ed Jul 2010 ISBN 9780852935804
1st ed Jun 2003 ISBN 9780852934012
62.00
Quantified risk assessment of the

ignition of flammable vapour on
petrol filling station forecourts
during road tanker offloading due to
thermite sparking
1st ed Jul 2002 ISBN 9780852933701
113.00
Guidelines for soil, groundwater and

surface water protection and vapour
emission control at petrol filling
stations
1st ed Jun 2002 ISBN 9780852933589
26.00
Report on the risk of static ignition

during vehicle refuelling: A study of
the available relevant research
1st ed May 2001 ISBN 9780852933060
90.00
Guidance document on risk

assessment for the water
environment at operational fuel
storage and dispensing facilities
1st ed Dec 1999 ISBN 9780852932568
118.00
Guidelines for investigation and

remediation of petroleum retail sites
1st ed Nov 1998 ISBN 9780852932162
118.00
Power generation
Effective hazard management plays a key role in the power generation
sector, as in the wider energy industry.
As one of the EI's newer committees, the Power Utilities Committee (PUC)
is dedicated to improving safety at work at power generation sites.
Industry market research into key performance indicators (KPIs) for power
generation safety, and analysis into competency assessment has provided
the basis for the future work programme for the committee.
Current projects include:

risk tolerability analysis for arc flash;
recommissioning of combined cycle gas turbines, and
life extension of underground cables.
For up-to-date information on the EI's work in this area, please contact us
or visit www.energyinst.org.
Latest publications
Engaging contractors: Partnership approaches to improving safety in
the power industry
Focuses on the good practices that have been applied within the sector through
shared experience and provides insight and details of specific strategies that have
added value to industry practitioners.
1st ed Jul 2014 ISBN 9780852936948
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138.00

There are approximately 31 million commercial flights per year
(source: ICAO). The provision of fuel for these flights forms
a significant part of the downstream business for many oil
companies, into-plane agents and airlines. Around 370 aircraft
are fuelled worldwide every second!
The EI's aviation technical programme has an international
remit, with the publications applicable worldwide. The EI
Aviation Committee strives to assist in maintaining and
improving what is an impeccable industry safety record.
The majority of the technical work is conducted by the
following sub-committees: Aviation fuel filtration; Equipment;
Operations; Hydrant systems and Supply chain fuel quality.
Fuel filtration
Documents bench-scale assessments (Shell

Global Solutions) and laboratory test rig
evaluation (Shell Global Solutions and SwRI)
of simple, non-quantitative go, no-go
insertion-probe-type electronic bulk water
detectors, to assess whether they could
activate/alarm if exposed to excessive free
water from the hydrant system supply
(and therefore initiate a shutdown of the
refuelling operation).
120.00
EI 1550 Handbook on equipment used

for the maintenance and delivery of
clean aviation fuel
Assists anyone responsible for designing,
purchasing, operating, maintaining or
inspecting aviation fuel filtration systems,
whether they are positioned at refineries, in
distribution systems or at airports.
2nd ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-702-0
173.00
EI 1581 Specifications and

qualification procedures for aviation
jet fuel filter/separators
5th ed Jul 2002 ISBN 9780852935750
112.00
*Reaffirmed 2008
EI 1582 Specification for similarity

for EI 1581 aviation jet fuel filter/
separators
Spreadsheet is available from:
2nd ed Dec 2011 ISBN 9780852936177
87.00
EI 1583 Laboratory tests and

minimum performance levels for
aviation fuel filter monitors
6th ed Jan 2010 ISBN 9780852935279
88.00
EI 1590 Specifications and

qualification procedures for aviation
fuel microfilters
Provides mechanical requirements for
microfilters, and laboratory/test rig
procedures/protocols for use in the
qualification testing of a design or model of
microfilter.
3rd ed Sep 2014 ISBN 9780852937075
Filtration systems
Fuel handling equipment
Fuel quality
EI 1596 Design and construction of

aviation fuel filter vessels
New EI research report: Laboratory

testing of electronic bulk water
detectors for aviation fuelling
1st ed Nov 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-748-8
Key topic areas include:
Provides mechanical specifications for

the design and construction of vessels
containing filter elements used in aviation
fuel handling. Covers filter monitor, filter/
water separator and microfilter vessels.
2nd ed Apr 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-572-9
86.00
EI 1599 Laboratory tests and

minimum performance levels for
aviation fuel dirt defence filters
1st ed Mar 2007 ISBN 9780852935798
84.00
*Reaffirmed 2012

into the effects of lubricity additives
on the performance of filter/water
separators
1st ed Mar 2003 ISBN 9780852933954
49.00
EI Research Report: Electrostatic

discharges in two inch fuel filter
monitors
1st ed Oct 2002 ISBN 9780852933886
49.00
EI Research Report: Electrostatic

discharges in two inch aviation fuel
filter monitors. Phase 2: Properties
needed to control discharges
1st ed Feb 2004 ISBN 9780852934081
72.00
General
New The quality of aviation fuel
available in the United Kingdom
annual surveys 2009-2013
Jointly published with the Coordinating

Research Council, this report contains
a summary of the data relating to the
specification properties for AVTUR (Jet A-1)
supplied in the United Kingdom during the
years 2009 to 2013. The data are expressed
in the form of histograms and mean values,
which are graphically compared over the
period 1986-2013.
1st ed Oct 2015 ISBN 978085293759-4
89.00
EI 1529 Aviation fuelling hose and

hose assemblies
Addresses performance requirements and

manufacturers' test procedures for aircraft
fuelling hose, hose couplings and hose
assemblies suitable for a broad range of
aviation fuel servicing equipment, including
fuellers and hydrant servicers.
79.00
7th ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-721-1
EI/JIG Standard 1530 Quality

assurance requirements for
the manufacture, storage and
distribution of aviation fuels to
airports
Provides requirements and offers good

practice recommendations for worldwide
adoption. A major step forward for the
aviation fuel supply industry, being the
first time that such a comprehensive set
of requirements have been published.
Available in A4 and A5 size.
1st ed Oct 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-637-5
295.00
*50% discount for JIG and EI members
EI 1540 Design, construction,

commissioning, maintenance and
testing of aviation fuelling facilities
Provides guidance on the siting, layout,

design, construction, testing, commissioning
and maintenance of aircraft fuelling facilities
at commercial airports, including refuellers,
hydrant servicers and ancillary equipment.
5th ed Oct 2014 ISBN 9780852937082
135.00
EI 1541 Performance requirements

for protective coating systems used
in aviation fuel storage tanks and
piping
1st ed Jul 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-566-8
84.00
EI 1542 Identification markings

for dedicated aviation fuel
manufacturing and distribution
facilities, airport storage and mobile
fuelling equipment
Provides a system for marking aviation
fuel types and grades on fuel-handling
installations and equipment. It includes
new recommendations for the marking
of equipment to be used with Avgas
UL 87, Avgas UL 91 and Avgas 100VLL.
The marking and colour-coding system
described is suitable for worldwide
adoption.
9th ed Jul 2012 ISBN 9780852936276
75.00
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EI 1560 Recommended practice
for the operation, inspection,
maintenance and commissioning of
aviation fuel hydrant systems and
hydrant system extensions
Provides recommendations for hydrant

operators, users and owners for the
operation, inspection and maintenance of
hydrant systems, including a comprehensive
set of model task instructions.
1st ed Feb 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-643-6
171.00
EI 1570 Handbook on electronic

sensors for the detection of
particulate matter and/or free water
during aircraft refuelling
Provides information on the different
mechanisms or technologies that an
electronic sensor can use to measure
particulate matter and/or free water; the
ways in which a sample from flowing fuel
can be obtained, and the terminology
used by sensor manufacturers to facilitate
common understanding between potential
users and manufacturers.
1st ed Aug 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-626-9
154.00
EI 1584 Four-inch hydrant system

components and arrangements
3rd ed Apr 2001 ISBN 9780852935729
116.00
*Reaffirmed 2007
EI 1585 Guidance in the cleaning

of aviation fuel hydrant systems at
airports
Provides guidance in the cleaning of existing

fuel hydrant systems that are showing signs
of contamination from water, particulate
material and/or microbiological activity.
3rd ed Aug 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-664-1
118.00
EI 1594 Initial pressure strength

testing of airport fuel hydrant
systems with water
HM 20 Proving of aviation fuelling

positive displacement meters
Provides guidance to designers, engineers

and operators of airport fuel hydrant
systems in the use of water as the test liquid
for the initial pressure strength testing of
new aviation fuel hydrant systems.
3rd ed Mar 2014 ISBN 9780852936870
74.00
2nd ed Oct 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-676-4
EI 1597 Procedures for overwing

fuelling to ensure delivery of the
correct fuel grade to an aircraft
1st ed Dec 2006 ISBN 978-0-85293-570-5
84.00
EI 1598 Design, functional

requirements and laboratory testing
protocols for electronic sensors
to monitor free water and/or
particulate matter in aviation fuel
116.00
EI Research Report: A qualitative

assessment of electrostatic risks in
jet fuel handling and distribution
Aims to provide information on whether

a safe level of conductivity for kerosenetype jet fuel can be derived from a robust
quantified risk assessment.
1st ed Aug 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-668-9
77.00
EI Research Report: Review of

methods of bonding a hydrant
dispenser (servicer) to an aircraft for
refuelling
Primarily applies to electronic sensors that

could be used on mobile into-plane fuelling
equipment, in conjunction with filtration
equipment. In addition to the design and
functional requirements that apply to every
sensor produced by a manufacturer, it also
includes standardised laboratory testing
protocols for the 'first article testing' of
a make/model/version of a sensor. These
cover performance verification in response
to dirt and free water contamination
challenges, testing of mechanical integrity
in response to pressure and material
compatibility.
2nd ed Feb 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-622-1
Provides the industry with guidance on the

minimum requirements for the proving
of positive displacement meters used in
aviation fuel handling systems. It is only
applicable to positive displacement aircraft
fuelling equipment (AFE) meters proved by
positive displacement reference meters or
volumetric proving tanks.
1st ed Aug 2007 ISBN 978-0-85293-475-3
84.00
Multiproduct pipelines: minimum

criteria to determine additive
acceptability
2nd ed Apr 2001 ISBN 9780852933275
73.00
90.00
IP Standard Methods for analysis and

testing of petroleum and related products,
and British Standards 2000 Parts, 2016
Also from
the EI
The EI is a world class leader in test method development, which are

developed and published in conjunction with a number of leading
international standards agencies, including CEN, ISO and ASTM.
IP Standard Methods for analysis and testing of petroleum and related
products, and British Standard 2000 Parts, 2016 documents the entire
range of test methods available from the EI. These can also be bought
individually or as part of a subscription.
For more information, see page 27.
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Biofuels
The EI takes a leading role in researching the impact that
biofuels may have in the distribution chain, with various
EI committees overseeing the development of applicable
guidance.
To achieve the targets set by the European Directive
2003/30/EC, which promotes the use of biofuels or
other renewable fuels to replace part of the diesel and
petrol sold in EC Member States, biofuels may be made
available in a number of forms, such as pure bio-diesel or
bio-ethanol, or these may be blended in mineral oil fuels
in accordance with the appropriate European norms. In
order to ensure good fuel quality where biofuels are used,
the EI has also lead the development of biofuel quality
test methods.


plants.
7th ed Dec 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-754-9
80.00
Ethanol effects on the fate and

transport of gasoline constituents in
the UK
The key objectives of this study were to

improve the understanding of potential
environmental risks associated with current
and future use of ethanol in gasoline in
the UK. As well as determine whether
the current and future use of ethanol
in gasoline alters the conclusions from
previous EI assessments on the risks posed
by ether oxygenates usage in the UK. This is
achieved through both a literature review as
well as predictive modelling work.
1st ed Jul 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-628-3
87.00
Microbiology technical bulletin:

Microbial growth in biodiesels and
other fuels containing fatty acid
methyl esters (FAME)
1st ed Jun 2011 Ref MICROBTECHBUL
11.00
Design, construction, modification,

maintenance and decommissioning
of filling stations
3rd ed Jun 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-600-9
143.00
*50% discount for EI and APEA Members
Petroleum road tanker design and

construction
3rd ed Apr 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-554-5
An essential reference for operators of

distribution installations, both in the UK,
and elsewhere internationally where fuel
grade ethanol and E5 are being handled.
1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-516-3
97.00
Distribution and marketing

operations
Environmental analysis
Assessing microbial growth
Appropriate quality test
methods

dispensing of E5 petrol and B5 diesel
at filling stations
1st ed Apr 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-508-8
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-514-9
IP 578. Petroleum products and fat

and oil derivates fatty acid methyl
esters (FAME) for diesel engines
Determination of polyunsaturated (4
double bonds) fatty acid methyl esters
(PUFA) by gas chromatography
IP 579. Liquid petroleum products

Determination of fatty acid methyl
ester (FAME) content in middle
distillates Infrared spectrometry
method
IP 583. Determination of the fatty

acid methyl esters content of aviation
turbine fuel using flow analysis by
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
rapid screening method
IP 585. Determination of fatty acid

methyl esters (FAME), derived from
bio-diesel fuel, in aviation turbine fuel
GC-MS with selective ion monitoring/
scan detection method
IP 590. Determination of fatty acid

methyl esters (FAME) in aviation turbine
fuel HPLC evaporative light scattering
detector method
IP 595. Liquid petroleum products

Middle distillates and fatty acid
methyl ester (FAME) fuels and blends
Determination of oxidation stability by
rapid small-scale oxidation method
IP 606. Determination of high-boiling

components including fatty acid methyl
esters in petrol Gas chromatographic
method
IP 607. Determination of iodine value

in fatty acid methyl esters (FAME)
Calculation method from gas
chromatographic data.
16.00
EI literature review. Implications

of Biofuels on microbial spoilage
and corrosion within the fuel
distribution chain and end use
70.00
EI literature review. Biofuels

potential risks to UK water resources
1st ed Aug 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-519-4
57.00
Presentations from EI Seminar

Preventing jet fuel contamination
by FAME Best practice in the
distribution system, 20 Jan, London
Presentations include the reasons for the

introduction of fatty acid methyl ester
(FAME) in diesel fuel, industry experience
gained from controlled trials of jet fuel/
biodiesel fuel handling, jet fuel specification
limits and aircraft OEM requirements and
an overview of the areas of risk to jet fuel
quality.
Standard test methods are available
individually from
Standard test methods relating to

FAME:

174.00

handling of fuel grade ethanol at
EI biofuels publications cover:
IP 547. Fat and oil derivatives

fatty acid methyl ester (FAME)
Determination of Ca, K, Mg and Na
content by optical emission spectral
analysis with inductively coupled
plasma (ICP OES)
IP 574. Automotive fuels fatty acid
methyl ester (FAME) fuel and blends
with diesel fuel Determination of
oxidation stability by accelerated
oxidation method
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Biofuels

IP 609. Petroleum products and fat

and oil derivatives Determination
of phosphorus content in fatty acid
methyl esters (FAME) Optical emission
spectral analysis with inductively
coupled plasma (ICP OES)
IP PM EL/12. Determination of fatty
acid methyl ester (FAME) in aviation
turbine fuel Gas Chromatography
using heart-cutting and refocusing
Standard test methods relating to

ethanol:

IP 538. Determination of the total

acidity of ethanol Colour indicator
titration method
IP 539. Determination of water content

of ethanol Coulometric Karl Fischer
titration method
IP 552. Ethanol as a blending

component for petrol Determination
of inorganic chloride Potentiometric
method

component for petro Determination
of sulfur content Wavelength
dispersive X-ray fluorescence
spectrometric method

of sulfur content Ultraviolet
fluorescence method

of phosphorus content Ammonium
molybdate spectrometric method

of copper content Graphite furnace
atomic absorption spectrometric
method

of pHe

of inorganic chloride and sulfate
content Ion chromatographic method

of water content Karl Fischer
potentiometric titration method

component of petrol Determination
of appearance Visual method

component for petro Determination
of dry residue (involatile material)
Gravimetric method

of phosphorus, copper and sulfur
content Direct method by inductively
coupled plasma optical emission
spectrometry (ICP OES)
IP 586. Automotive fuels Ethanol

blending component and ethanol (E85)
automotive fuel Determination of
electrical conductivity
Also from
the EI
New report on aviation

fuel condition
monitoring
EI Research report: Laboratory
testing of electronic bulk water
detectors for aviation fuelling
For details, see page 23.
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The EI is seen as a world class leader in test method development,
developing and publishing international standard test methods
(known as IP Test Methods) for petroleum and related products. These
are used to support government regulations, custody transfer, quality
control and international petroleum product specifications globally.
The EI Test Method Standardisation Committee works closely with
international standards agencies, including CEN, ISO and ASTM and
in many cases publishes jointed methods (as dual numbered IP/ASTM
test methods or as BS 2000 series methods for EN/ISO test methods).
Covering fuel, lubricants, bitumen and crude oil testing and analysis,
these standards are referenced by regulatory authorities and in various
MoD product quality control specifications

titles from the EI include:
Many IP test methods underpin product quality requirements which

have an impact on safety and the environment, in both shipment and
use.
IP Test Methods
Aviation fuel quality
To assist laboratories in demonstrating data quality and integrity in use

of the test methods, the EI also coordinates a range of correlation
schemes for testing and analysis to support required laboratory quality
assurance (QA) systems.
IP Test methods
New IP Standard Methods for
analysis and testing of petroleum
and related products, and British
Standard 2000 Parts, 2016
A compilation of Standards based on both

traditional and modern instrumentation
techniques, published annually. The 2016
edition contains 315 full methods and 13
proposed methods. Changes for the 2016
edition include 1 new full method, 8 new
and revised European Standards, and 4
new proposed methods. 13 methods have
significant changes, and many have minor
changes. Three volume set. Price includes
a searchable electronic version of full text,
bitumens and artwork.
73rd ed NYP 2016 ISBN 978-0-85293-765-5 750.00
Purchase individual copies of IP methods and

BS Standard 2000 series (including bitumen test
methods) online at publishing.energyinst.org
Jet fuel thermal oxidation tube

rating training guidelines (IP 323)
1st ed Dec 2010 ISBN 9780852935613
46.00

Bitumen safety code
4th ed Nov 2005 ISBN 9780852934029 110.00
Laboratory health and

safety
Laboratory correlation
schemes
Guidance on development,
implementation and improvement
of quality systems in petroleum
laboratories
1st ed Jan 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-552-1
87.00
Guide to IP test method equivalence

Guidance on the relationship between IP
methods and those by ISO, CEN, ASTM,
DIN, AFNOR and JIS is available online
through the EI website:
www.energyinst.org/test-methods
Code of practice for communicating

changes to apparatus specified in IP
Test Methods
1st ed May 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-520-0
19.00
Aviation fuel quality

New The quality of aviation fuel
available in the United Kingdom
annual surveys 2009-2013
Jointly published with the Coordinating

Research Council, this report contains
a summary of the data relating to the
specification properties for AVTUR (Jet A-1)
supplied in the United Kingdom during the
years 2009 to 2013. The data are expressed
in the form of histograms and mean values,
which are graphically compared over the
period 1986-2013.
1st ed Oct 2015 ISBN 978085293759-4
Multiproduct pipelines: minimum

criteria to determine additive
acceptability
2nd ed Apr 2001 ISBN 9780852933275
77.00
Laboratory health and safety

CFR installation and operation:
Health and safety guidelines
1st ed Mar 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-551-4
87.00

Bitumen safety code
4th ed Nov 2005 ISBN 9780852934029 110.00
Laboratory correlation
schemes
Participating in EI correlation schemes can
form a fundamental part of any petroleum
laboratory's QA system.
It is a requirement for laboratories
accredited to ISO 17025 to participate in
interlaboratory comparison or proficiency
testing programmes. Being a member of
a recognized scheme provides laboratories
with a means to demonstrate their ability
to meet high level standards to customers
on the performance of the laboratory and
the integrity of the results generated. See
overleaf for more information.
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Fuel quality and control - Hydrocarbon management

Inter centre precision monitoring
scheme (ICPMS)
Laboratory
correlation
schemes
The EI is now running the ICPMS, established

for over 40 years with more than 40
participating laboratories.
Products available for testing are: kerosene; fuel
oil; gas oil; motor gasoline; and bitumen.
For further details of membership please
contact e: icpms@energyinst.org
EI Gasoline and diesel fuel engine

correlation scheme
Laboratories conducting tests for the
assessment of automotive fuel quality must be
a member of an inter-laboratory correlation
scheme. Membership of the EI Gasoline and
diesel fuel engine correlation schemes enables
laboratories to meet this requirement for both
gasoline and diesel fuel engines while at the
same time checking their engines for rating
bias.
Samples of gasoline or reference blends are
tested for both research and motor octane
number and diesel fuel for cetane number.
Results are statistically analysed and published
monthly, enabling laboratories to compare their
results with the statistical mean and obtain a 'Z
score'. Companies can submit gasoline or diesel
fuel for testing in the scheme and this enables
them to have a 'golden standard' that has a
statistically robust octane or cetane number.
contact cfrcs@energyinst.org
EI Derived Cetane Number correlation

schemes
Run parallel to and use the same diesel fuels
that are used for the EI Diesel fuel engine
correlation scheme. The schemes enable
laboratories determining the Derived Cetane
Number (DCN) of diesel fuels using the IQT or
CID instruments or the Generic Cetane Number
(GCN) using the AFIDA instrument to:
Compare their results with the statistical mean
and obtain a 'Z score'.
Compare the DCN or GCN to the mean of
the Cetane Number (CN) as determined
by IP 41/ASTM D613 in the EI Diesel fuel
engine correlation scheme.
Have a set of secondary working standards
with known DCN, GCN and CN values
that can be used for quality control
measurements.
contact dcncs@energyinst.org
The EI HMC manages the work

programme covering:
Upstream
Refineries
Marketing and distribution
Cargo inspection
At various stages during the extraction, transportation, refining, storage and
distribution of petroleum and its products, there are requirements to measure its
quantity and quality for allocation, custody transfer and fiscal purposes, as well as
for stock control and loss prevention.
To enable the oil industry and regulators to carry out such measurements in a
standardised manner, the EI Hydrocarbon Management Committee (HMC) develops
and issues guidance documents that reflect current industry good practice.
A number of petroleum measurement standards have been developed jointly with
the API, particularly relating to marine transportation, and the EI HMC is committed
to the production of international guidance through its position, through BSI, as
secretariat to the ISO TC28/SC2 Measurement of petroleum and related products.
EI Hydrocarbon Management Expert Register
The EI HMC has set up an expert register, which is a database of experts in various
fields relating to hydrocarbon management. The database is used for contacting
appropriate users about volunteering to work on joint standards, working groups,
committees and for ballots etc. relating to specific categories.
For more information, visit
www.energyinst.org/technical/hydrocarbon-management
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Bulk oil transportation

measurement activities
Online training
Courses are provided for:
Petroleum measurement
(for marine cargo inspection)
This module provides training
which covers marine cargo
measurements and matches the
requirements of the IFIA Inspector
Certification Programme.
LNG operations (sea transport)
This module provides a solid
background to all those involved
in handling marine LNG cargoes,
covering not only the product
properties and measurements but
also vessel operations and load
and discharge procedures. The
content also provides information
valuable to those involved with
LNG outside the shipping arena.
The table below gives some further guidance to the sectors covered within hydrocarbon management and lists relevant EI titles within
each sector (more information on these titles follows overleaf).
Vocabulary
Marine measurement and cargo assurance (contd)
Hydrocarbon management terms and definitions (HM 0)
Vessel experience factors (HM 49/API 17.9)
Upstream measurement
Management of measurement for the UK upstream oil and gas
industry (HM54)
Guidelines for reconciliation of cargo quantities (HM 64/API 17.5)

Crude oil washing and cargo heating guidelines (HM 40)
Product tank cleaning guidelines (HM 50)
Guidelines for determination of flare quantities (HM 58)
Estimation of marine loading vapour emissions (HM 65/API 19.5)
Guidelines for auditing measurement systems for UK upstream

(HM60)
LPG and chemical gases (HM 55/API 17.10.2)
Guidelines for the allocation of fluid streams in oil and gas

production (HM 96)
Guidelines for the introduction of chemical additives and dyes to

petroleum cargoes on board ship (HM 67)
Meters, metering assemblies and ancillary equipment
Procedures for determining H2S concentration in cargo tank head

spaces (HM 69)
Liquid metering systems pipelines (HM 26)
Inspection company pre-audit information (HM 63)
Gas metering systems pipelines (HM 27)
Calculations
Evaluation of a flowmeter (HM 34)
Calculation of static petroleum quantities (vertical tanks and

marine vessels) (HM 1 Pt 1)
Installation of flow meters on loading gantries (HM 9 & HM 41)

Temperature measurement on gantry meters (HM 19)
Calculation procedures for static and dynamic measurement of

light hydrocarbon liquids (HM 21)
Fidelity and security of data transmission (HM 23 & HM 24)
Standard temperature accounting (HM 38)
Instrumentation for primary measurement of light hydrocarbons

(HM 22)
Guidelines for use of the petroleum measurement tables (IP 200)
Meter proving systems
Statistical control and uncertainty
Design, application and calibration of conventional provers (HM 12)
Monitoring metering systems using statistical control charts (HM 45)
Field guide to proving meters with a pipe prover (HM 10)
Measurement uncertainty (HM 25)
Small volume provers (HM 46)
Guidelines for development of uncertainty estimate for pipe

prover calibrations (HM 44)
Proving systems for flow meters on loading gantries (HM 11, HM

14, HM 18 & HM 48)
Proving systems for reference meters (HM 15 & HM 16)
A guide to uncertainty of measurement in the oil and gas

industry (HM 75)
Proving systems for additive injectors and ethanol blenders (HM 17)
Sampling, in line measurement and test method guidance
Proving systems for road tanker meters (HM 13)
Manual sampling (IP 475)
LPG meter proving systems (HM 47)
Automatic sampling (IP 476)
Aviation fuelling meter proving systems (HM 20)
Measurement and sampling under closed and restricted

conditions (HM 52/API 17.11)
Static measurement
Manual measurement of level in tanks (HM 4)
Temperature corrections in tank calibration and gauging (HM 43)
Tank calibration strapping, internal diameter and internal offset
methods for vertical cylindrical tanks (HM 2)
Continuous density measurement (HM 8)

Continuous measurement of water content in petroleum (HM 55)
Density, sediment and water general guidance on test methods
(HM 7)
Tank calibration - underground tanks at filling stations (HM 3)
Model sampling plans for crude oil and liquid hydrocarbon

products (HM 92)
Loss control
Regulatory guides
Guide to hydrocarbon management in petroleum refinery

operations (HM 31)
Guidelines for measurement of emissions streams associated with

trading and discharges for the UK continental shelf (HM 53)
Guide to product hydrocarbon management at marketing and

distribution terminals (HM 32)
Refinery measurement database committee HMC-2A
membership guide
Marine measurement and cargo assurance
Procedures for crude oil cargo inspections (HM 28)
Procedures for petroleum product cargo inspections (HM 29)
Procedures for FAME and blended biodiesel cargo inspections
(HM 68)
Measurement practice for compliance with UK HMRC Notice179

(HM 39)
Model trading contracts
Model general terms and conditions for FOB sale and purchase
of crude oil (HM 80)
Model general terms and conditions for cost, insurance and
freight (CIF) and cost and freight (CFR) sale and purchase of
crude oil (HM 81)
Procedures for LPG cargo inspections (HM 30)
Technical reports
Procedures for chemical cargo inspection (HM 51/API 17.12)
The performance of turbine meters in loading gantries (HM 41)
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HM 0. Hydrocarbon management
terms and definitions
1st ed Jan 2011
HM 1. Part I: Calculation of static

petroleum quantities - Upright
cylindrical tanks and marine vessels
3rd ed Apr 2012 ISBN 9780852935835
75.00
HM 2. Tank calibration. Section 1:

Strapping, internal diameter and
internal offset methods for the
calibration of vertical cylindrical
tanks
(formerly PMM Part II, S1)
2nd ed Sep 2000 ISBN 9780852932285 116.00
HM 3. Tank calibration. Section 7:

Calibration of underground tanks at
filling stations
Reapproved 2001(formerly PMM Part II, S7)

1st ed 1996 ISBN 978-0-85293-169-1
116.00
HM 4. Manual measurement of level

in tanks. Section 1: Nonelectrical
methods
(formerly PMM Part III, S1)
1st ed 1998 ISBN 9780852931974
116.00
New HM 7. General guidance on

test methods for density, water and
sediment determination
Provides a synopsis of laboratory test

methods, giving a brief outline of each
IP test method, its range of application
and information on precision. It also
includes references to related or technically
equivalent standards published by other
standardisation bodies; ISO, ASTM, API,
AFNOR and DIN.
2nd ed 2016 ISBN 978085293755-6
100.00
HM 8. Density, sediment and water.

Section 2: Continuous density
measurement
(formerly PMM Part VII, S2)
2nd ed Sep 1997 ISBN 9780852931752 119.00
HM 9. Meters. Section 3: Guidance

notes for the installation of turbine
meters on loading gantries
Reapproved 2001(formerly PMM Part IX, S3)

1st ed 1996 ISBN 9780852931721
83.00
HM 10. Meter Proving. Section 1:

Field guide to proving meters with a
pipe prover
Reapproved 2001 (formerly PMM Part X, S1)

1st ed 1989 ISBN 9780471923138
112.00

Recommended UK operational
practice for proving gantry meters

1st ed 1985 ISBN 9780471909163
98.00
HM 12. Meter Proving. Section 3: Code

of practice for the design, installation
and calibration of pipe provers
1st ed 1989 ISBN 9780471922315
109.00
HM 13. Meter Proving. Section

4: Recommended UK practice for
testing, operating and maintaining
road tanker metering systems

1st ed 1988 ISBN 9780471920120
115.00

practice for proving gantry meters
fitted with electronic heads

1st ed 1991 ISBN 9780471931980
30
115.00

Calibration of reference meters
used for gantry meter proving. Subsection 7.1: calibration using a small
volume prover
1st ed 1996 ISBN 9780852931714
HM 26. Metering systems. Section 1:

A guide to liquid metering systems
Reapproved 1998 (formerly PMM Part XV, S1)

1st ed 1987 ISBN 9780471916932
83.00

Calibration of reference meters
used for gantry meter proving.
Subsection 7.2: volumetric and
gravimetric tank methods
2nd ed 2002 ISBN 9780852933602
106.00
88.00

practice For proving turbine meters
in loading gantries
(formerly PMM Part X, S10)
83.00
HM 19. Meter Proving. Section

11. Guidelines for field tests
and verification of temperature
measuring equipment on loading
gantries (for nonartificially heated
products)
88.00
HM 20. Proving of aviation fuelling

positive displacement meters
2nd ed Apr 2014 ISBN 9780852936917 115.00
HM 32. Guide to product hydrocarbon

management at petroleum product
marketing and distribution terminals
HM 34. List of data required for a
comprehensive evaluation of a liquid
flowmeter
(formerly PMP No. 1)
2nd ed 2002 ISBN 9780852933800
78.00
83.00
HM 35. Guidelines for users of

the API-ASTM-IP petroleum
measurement tables
1st ed Sep 1984 ISBN 978085293118-9
69.00
HM 36. Computer implementation

procedures for correcting densities
and volumes to 20C
(formerly PMM Part XIII, S1)
78.00
HM 24. Fidelity and security of

measurement data. Section 3:
Electrical and/or electronic data
capture systems for flow metering
1st ed Oct 1988 ISBN 978085293117-2
69.00
HM 38. User guidelines for standard

temperature accounting
Reapproved 1996 (formerly PMP No. 5)
1st ed 1993 ISBN 9780852931332
(formerly PMM Part XIII, S3)
90.00
HM 25. Guidelines for assessment

of uncertainty in the oil and gas
industry (previously Statistics for
static and dynamic measurement)
82.00
HM 39. A guide to recommended

measurement practice for
compliance with the requirements of
HMRC Notice 179
1st ed Aug 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-542-2
82.00
HM 40. Guidelines for the crude

oil washing of ships' tanks and
the heating of crude oil being
transported by sea
Gives guidance on the procedures which

can be used to provide an acceptable
uncertainty estimate for each stage of the
traceability chain leading to a final quantity
measurement.
3rd ed Dec 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-715-0
Provides LPG cargo measurement

procedures for use primarily by cargo
inspectors and specifies procedures directed
at minimising cargo contamination and
losses.
2nd ed Nov 2007 ISBN 9780852934913 116.00
104.00
HM 23. Fidelity and security of

measurement data transmission
systems. Section 1: Electric and/
or electronic pulsed data cabled
transmission for fluid metering
systems
1st ed 1985 ISBN 9780471909620
111.00
(formerly PMM Part XVIII)
(formerly PMM Part XII, S3)
2nd ed 1998 ISBN 9780852932353
3rd ed July 2013 ISBN 9780852936542
2nd ed May 2004 ISBN 9780852934159 128.00
116.00
HM 22. Part XII: Static measurement

of hydrocarbon liquids: Section
3: Instrumentation for primary
measurement
1st ed 1983 ISBN 9780471262824
Provides systematic cargo measurement

procedures for use primarily by petroleum
product cargo inspectors and recommended
procedures directed at minimising product
contamination.
(replaces PMM Part XVII) Reapproved 2009.
HM 21. Calculation procedures for

static and dynamic measurement of
light hydrocarbon liquids (LNG, LPG,
ethylene, propylene and butadienes)
3rd ed Jul 2012 ISBN 9780852936313
HM 29. Procedures for petroleum

product cargo inspections
HM 31. Guide to hydrocarbon

management in petroleum refinery
operations
Provides industry with guidance on the

minimum requirements for the proving
of positive displacement meters used in
aviation fuel handling systems.
2nd ed Oct 2013 ISBN 978-0-85293-676-4
111.00
HM 30. Procedures for liquefied

petroleum gas (LPG) cargo inspections
1st ed 1999 ISBN 9780852932452
Provides systematic cargo measurement

procedures for use primarily by crude
oil cargo inspectors and recommended
procedures directed at minimising product
contamination.
3rd ed July 2013 ISBN 9780852936535
1st ed 2001 ISBN 9780852933442
115.00
HM 28. Procedures for crude oil cargo

inspections

Calibration of additive injection
systems for road loading gantries
1st ed 1997 ISBN 9780852931806
HM 27. Metering systems. Section 2:

Guide to gas metering systems
(formerly PMM Part XV, S2)
(formerly PMM Part X, S7.2)
1st ed 1999 ISBN 9780852932704
115.00
(replaces PMP No. 8)

168.00
2nd ed Jun 2004 ISBN 9780852934227
49.00
HM 41. The performance of turbine
meters in loading gantries A
review of proving and test data
(formerly PMP No. 9) Supplement to HM 18.

69.00
1st ed 2001 ISBN 9780852933435
HM 43. Temperature corrections in

tank calibration and gauging
86.00
1st ed 1999 ISBN 9780852932520
HM 44. Guidelines for the

development of uncertainty
estimates for pipe prover calibrations
86.00
1st ed 2001 ISBN 9780852932148
HM 45. Statistical control of volumetric

metering systems using meter
control charts - simplified method
83.00
1st ed 2002 ISBN 9780852933817
HM 46. Guidance notes on the

application and performance of
small volume provers
83.00
HM 47. Meter proving. Section 13:

Recommended Operational Practice
for Proving LPG Meters
1st ed 2003 ISBN 9780852933985
115.00
HM 48. Meter proving. Code of

practice for the proving of loading
gantry meters
Replaces HM 37.
1st ed 2003 ISBN 9780852934074
2nd ed May 2012 ISBN 9780852936214 105.00
HM 50. Guidelines for the cleaning

of tanks and lines for marine tank
vessels carrying petroleum and
refined products
Provides guidance on the cleaning and

washing of tanks on board petroleum tank
vessels, particularly when carrying refined
products and changing from one product to
another.
3rd ed Apr 2014 ISBN 9780852936856
New HM 51/API 17.12 Procedures

for bulk liquid chemical cargo
inspections
Provides cargo measurement procedures

for use primarily by inspectors and specifies
procedures directed at minimising cargo
contamination and losses. It considers the
purpose of a cargo survey and summarises
the responsibilities of those involved.
109.00
HM 52. Measurement and sampling

of cargoes on board tank vessels using
closed and restricted equipment
1st ed May 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-538-5
72.00
HM 53. Management of emissions

trading for UK upstream oil and gas
1st ed Apr 2007 ISBN 9780852934708
84.00

management of measurement for the
UK upstream oil and gas industry
1st ed Mar 2007 ISBN 9780852934715
84.00
HM 55. Measurement of refrigerated

and/or pressurized cargoes on
board marine gas carriers. Liquified
petroleum and chemical gases
1st ed Nov 2007 ISBN 9780852935002
57.00
HM 58. Guidelines for determination

of flare quantities from upstream oil
and gas facilities
1st ed Jun 2008 ISBN 978-0-85293-517-0
102.00
HM 60. Guidelines for the auditing of

measurement systems for oil and gas
streams
1st ed Nov 2007 ISBN 9780852934845
84.00
HM 62. Guidelines for cargo

inspection order management.

1st ed Nov 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-639-9
24.00
HM 63. Independent inspection

company auditing - pre-audit and
self assessment information
1st ed Apr 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-605-4
65.00
25.00
HM 64. Guidelines for voyage

analysis and reconciliation of cargo
quantities
3rd ed Apr 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-616-0
93.00
HM 65. Atmospheric hydrocarbon

emissions from marine vessel
transfer operations
1st ed Sep 2009 ISBN 978-0-85293-539-2
75.00
HM 49. Vessel Experience Factor (VEF)
2nd ed 2015 ISBN 978085293737-2
1st ed Oct 2010 ISBN 978-0-85293-585-9
1st ed 2002 ISBN 9780852933824
EI HM 56/API MPMS Technical

report 2570 Continuous on-line
measurement of water content in
petroleum (crude oil and condensate)
93.00

introduction of chemical additives
and dyes to petroleum cargoes on
board ship
This publication provides guidance for

additive operations relating to generally
traded petroleum cargoes. It does not cover
additives for chemical cargoes.
1st ed Dec 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-713-6
74.00
HM 68. Procedures for bulk liquid

fatty acid methyl esters (FAME) and
blended biodiesel cargo inspections
1st ed Oct 2011 ISBN 978-0-85293-609-2
115.00
HM 69. Procedures for determining

H2S concentration in cargo tank head
spaces
Provides information and procedures with
which to safely measure H2S in the vapour
space of a cargo tank.
1st ed Oct 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-716-7
HM 75. A guide to uncertainty of

measurement in the oil and gas
industry
HM 81. Model general terms and

conditions for cost, insurance and
freight (CIF) and cost and freight
(CFR) sale and purchase of crude oil
These Model General Terms and Conditions

have been developed with the intent of
providing a commonly known, commercially
neutral set of contract terms which parties
may use on a voluntary basis.
1st ed Apr 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-683-2
110.00
HM 92. Model sampling plans for

crude oil and liquid hydrocarbon
products
Provides model sampling plans for the

manual sampling of liquid crude oil and
petroleum products relating to shore
tank, road tanker, railcar, drum container
sampling, and vessel loading or discharge
operations.
1st ed Jul 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-703-7
63.00
New HM 95. Guidelines for marine

petroleum cargo superintendents
Describes the practice and procedures
marine petroleum cargo superintendents
(as distinct from independent inspectors)
should follow when attending cargo
transfers representing one of the
commercial parties.
1st ed 2016 ISBN 978085293753-2
100.00
HM 96. Guidelines for the allocation

of fluid streams in oil and gas
production
1st ed Jun 2012 ISBN 978-0-85293-625-2
121.00

gantries. Phase 1 - Gas oil tests
1st ed Sep 2001 ISBN 978-0-85293-309-1
39.00

gantries. Phase 2 Tests on products
other than gas oil
1st ed 2000 ISBN 9780852933497
39.00
Tank calibration. Section 5A:

Calibration of barge tanks
Joint API/EI. Available from API as Manual of

Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter
2: Section 7. Reapproved 1996.
1991
Tank calibration. Section 5B:

Calibration of tanks on ships and
oceangoing barges
Joint API/EI. Available from API as Manual of

petroleum measurement standards Chapter
2: Section 8A. Reapproved 1996.
1991
This publication presents an overview of

uncertainty. It focusses on the upstream
sector but is also applicable to downstream
measurements.
1st ed Dec 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-714-3
74.00
HM 80. Model general terms and

conditions for free on board (FOB)
sale and purchase of crude oil
These Model General Terms and Conditions

have been developed with the intent of
providing a commonly known, commercially
neutral set of contract terms which parties
may use on a voluntary basis.
2nd ed Apr 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-682-5
110.00
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Europe's offshore wind potential is substantial. According to European Wind

Energy Association (EWEA) by 2030, installed capacity is expected to reach
66.5 GW, meeting 7.7 % of EU electricity demand or 244.5 TWh. However,
development of offshore wind farms also brings about potential health, safety
and environmental issues. (Source: http://www.ewea.org/fileadmin/files/library/
publications/reports/EWEA-Wind-energy-scenarios-2030.pdf).
In order to demonstrate leadership to the industry, senior executives of G9
member companies have commited resources, and also meet under the
auspices of the G9 Board, in order to find solutions to the HSE challenges the
offshore wind industry faces.
Through the sharing and analysing of incident data from member companies,
an understanding of risks encountered during the development, construction
and operational phases of a wind farm project has been developed. This
information has been used to identify the risk profile in the offshore wind
industry.
Objectives of the G9
By working together, the G9 will:

Ensure that health and safety is

recognised as a core value in the
industry
Provide direction across the

European offshore wind industry
Establish an open network of health

and safety experts, professionals and
stakeholders
Promote a strong, sustainable health

and safety culture
Actively engage and work with

major stakeholders within the
European offshore wind industry
Latest offshore wind publications

New G9 Offshore wind health and
safety association 2014 incident data
report.
This data was collected from G9 members
in 2014 and has been analysed and
presented in this report. It is a useful
reference for those involved in improving
health and safety performance in the
offshore wind industry.
2nd ed Dec 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-764-8
New G9 Offshore HSE statistics 2014

report
This report gives a comprehensive insight
into the health and safety performance of
UK offshore wind developers, including
both G9 and non-G9 members, based on
2014 data.
1st ed Dec 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-743-3
New Marine transfer/access systems

1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-744-0
New Escape from the nacelle in the

event of a fire
1st ed 2015 ISBN 978-0-85293-758-7
In 2014, the Crown Estate asked the G9 to

take over the running and delivery of their
Safe by Design workshops.
Each G9 workshop examines the current
design controls relating to a particular
topic. The findings from each workshop
are freely available in reports which can be
downloaded from the G9 website.
10.0
Good practice guideline: The safe

management of small service vessels
used in the offshore wind industry
This guideline is intended to be applicable
to all offshore wind farms in northwest
Europe. It draws upon existing standards
and practices in the maritime industry and
offshore oil and gas sector, while seeking
to take account of and reflect the unique
aspects of working in the offshore wind
industry.
1st ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-722-8
10.00
15.00
Good practice guideline: Working at

height in the offshore wind industry
Safe working depends on a combination
of plant, processes, workplace and people.
This publication addresses aspects of each
of these areas, with a focus on work at
height. The guideline draws upon existing
standards and practices in other industries
(including the oil and gas industry) whilst
also seeking to take account of and reflect
the unique aspects of working in the

offshore wind industry.
1st ed Nov 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-720-4
15.00
Construction vessel guideline for the

offshore renewables industry
Developed by the Crown Estate and
published by the EI, this guideline
is designed to follow on from the
RenewableUK publication Vessel safety
guide Guidance for offshore renewable
energy developers and is intended to assist
by providing guidance to developers and
the supply chain for the construction of an
UK offshore wind farm project.
1st ed Sep 2014 ISBN 9780852936849
10.00

association 2013 incident data report.
1st ed Aug 2014 ISBN 978-0-85293-692-4
10.00
Future
association 2015 incident data report
G9 Safe by Design workshop report:
Lifting operations
In partnership with
www.g9offshorewind.com
Image courtesy of London Array Limited
The G9 Offshore Wind Health and Safety

Association (G9) aims to create and deliver
world class health and safety performance
in the offshore wind industry.
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supply and utilisation, alternative energy sources, hydrocarbons,
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incineration, refractories/ceramics, space heating and cooling, heat
pumps, environment, fuel science and technology, energy, energy
conversion and recycling. For more details, visit www.elsevier.com
or contact the EI publishing team, e: pubs@energyinst.org.
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Institution of Gas Engineers and

Managers (IGEM)
The majority of IGEM publications relate to how to comply
with aspects of relevant legislation such as the Pipelines Safety
Regulations, the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations, the
Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations,
etc. Equally, the majority are recognised by regulatory bodies such
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Services Engineers (CIBSE)
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CIBSE Knowledge Series:

Commissioning variable flow pipework systems
Comfort
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Understanding controls
Variable flow pipework systems
Sustainable low energy cooling: an overview
Biomass heating (AM 15)
Capturing solar energy
Making buildings work
How to design a heating system
Green roofs
Managing your building services
Reclaimed water
Refrigeration
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and shares information on energy in all its forms and
applications. We make accessible the information
and knowledge held by the EI and our membership:
an invaluable resource for supporting and advising
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and carrying out research into topical energy issues
across the energy system. We aim to improve the
understanding of energy issues and provide a
platform for sharing information and debate.
Development of energy knowledge is facilitated
through the EI's internship programme, under
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Now in its fourth year, the programme provides
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energy professionals. Projects range in topic and
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Energy management
Offshore renewables
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Energy Barometer Advisory Panel

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EI LinkedIn Group
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specific items, or browse the Energy Matrix to access latest content by theme and across sectors.
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search across the EI's entire collection or browse by theme. The Energy Matrix houses the Petroleum
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90,000 recent news items, through EBSCO Newswires
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and degree-days which span renewable energy, electricity, coal, nuclear and oil and gas
and are free to members or available by email subscription. These are updated weekly
and monthly.
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EI Energy Barometer
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issues, drawing on the collective knowledge and experience of
our most valued asset, our members. This initiative gives a voice
to energy professionals and informs the energy debate and policy
process.
Each year, an EI College is randomly selected from professional and
pre-professional members. Those invited give their opinions and
expectations about a range of UK energy issues. The results are
published to inform policy makers, industry, and public discussion.
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Directories
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Event presentations and other multimedia materials
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knowledge.energyinst.org/about/library before planning your visit.
EIKS contacts
Catherine Cosgrove FEI MCLIP,
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Transport fuels technology

Essential source material for scientists and engineers interested
in transport fuel science and technology, as well as librarians,
information scientists, managers and planners.
Heat engines and their fuels in serving the community
Author: Eric Goodger. This book outlines the theoretical physical and
chemical bases on which the relevant subjects of thermodynamics
and combustion are built, in order to explain the performance of
fuels burning within heat engines to generate either mechanical
power or fluid thrust. It also presents an account of the historical
developments within the heat engine-fuel partnership. Includes DVD.
20.00
1st ed Oct 2000 ISBN 9780952018681
Transport Fuels Technology
Ed. Eric Goodger. Types of fuel, production, properties, testing,

handling and performance of conventional and alternative fuels for
road, rail, sea and air transport.
40.00
1st ed Oct 2000 ISBN 9780952018629
TFT Update Service
Continuously updated and published on the EI website, accessible to

subscribers via a customer password or by quarterly email. Delivers
carefully selected abstracts from worldwide literature, including
technical journals, conference proceedings, special reports, books
and databases. Bibliographic and reference details are provided

to assist with further study where needed. The correlated papers
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subscribing to the TFT Update Service.
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The first and second centuries of aerospace fuels
Author: Eric Goodger. Covers the origins of the oil and aviation
industries, discovery of anti-knock additives and the creation of the
super 100/150 grade aviation gasoline. The work concludes with
a survey of systems for deep space propulsion, plus predictions for
likely developments within the second century of aerospace fuels.
Published by Landfall Press.
To order, e: egoodger@waitrose.com
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Transport fuelling update on alternatives
Author: Eric Goodger. Outlines all the contenders in the alternative

fuel scene. Tabulated and plotted data compare the properties
of representative members of each group with those of the
conventionals, concluding with notes on recent developments and
applications, fully indexed with the relevant literature sources.
To order, e: egoodger@waitrose.com
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