Audit Trainees In Clean Energy
By Ali Ahmad
Clean Energy has been an an issue of debate for past 10 years. Its increasing potential and market is just like the Islamic Banking of Energy market – Attracting large audience because of its market potential.
Although many at Ernst and Young never like my last article where I raise questions on the credibility of their report but the senior management is undaunted that the Green Energy Solutions are going to dominate the future – No Doubt it will – the only Question is time!
According to Independent, Ernst & Young has launched a clean energy and technology practice as it seeks to hike its revenues to more than £100m within three to five years.
The professional services firm, which is one of the “big four” accountancy giants, has appointed partner Steven Lang to be the firm’s UK & Ireland “cleantech leader”.
Mr Lang is charged with setting up, recruiting and coordinating a team of more than 100 people across four operating divisions – advisory services, assurance, tax and transaction advisory services. There will also be “cleantech leaders” located in more than 40 offices worldwide.
Mr Lang said: “Clean technology has been attracting substantial capital over the past few years. This is set to further accelerate as governments seek to ensure that cleantech growth industries are rooted in their economies. To support this we will be recruiting professionals at all levels, from graduates to partners, with specific cleantech experience.”
So if you are planning to work for them, get to know about Clean Energy before the interview – It might attract seniors!