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You bring the energy, we’ll bring the magic at fairytale Snow Ball

The Energy Snow Ball promises world-class entertainment on a date closer to Christmas – giving revellers a chance to celebrate the season with friends, clients and colleagues.
The Energy Snow Ball promises world-class entertainment on a date closer to Christmas – giving revellers a chance to celebrate the season with friends, clients and colleagues.

An extra sprinkling of magic is being added to the north-east’s biggest and most exciting event celebrating the region’s energy sector.

The Press and Journal Energy Snow Ball, in association with CHC Helicopter, will be even more spectacular this year as guests are welcomed to dance the night away in a magical glass marquee in the quadrangle of Marischal College.

The Energy Snow Ball promises world-class entertainment on a date closer to Christmas – giving revellers a chance to celebrate the season with friends, clients and colleagues.

Swanband performing at last year's Energy Ball
Swanband performing at last year’s Energy Ball

Guests are invited to join the fairytale experience under the stars at the Energy Snow Ball on Saturday, December 2.

Aberdeen Journals editor-in-chief Damian Bates said: “After more than 10 years at the Exhibition Centre we decided it was time for a change and we’re really excited at the move to Marischal Square and a massive glass marquee.

“The whole night will be a true spectacular under the stars and allow guests to celebrate the successes of the energy sector and enjoy Christmas, too.

“We all know the sector still faces great challenges but it’s important to continue to appreciate the fabulous future that it promises to afford us all.

“With our friends at CHC Helicopter, Balmoral Group, ITC Hydraulics and Mattioli Woods, we believe there’s no better way to continue to celebrate the successes of the north’s predominant industry.

“We hope you’ll book early to ensure you get a seat at one of the greatest nights of entertainment Scotland can offer. See you there!”

The glittering Energy Snow Ball, in association with CHC Helicopter, remains the largest event and the highlight on the social calendar for the energy sector in Aberdeen. The ball has provided the perfect platform for the industry to come together and entertain key clients, network with the cream of the north-east’s business community, relax and enjoy a warm and friendly atmosphere with quality food, wine and entertainment.

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Jim Milne CBE, chairman and managing director of Balmoral Group which is a supporter of the event, said: “As a local business with a global reach, Balmoral is delighted to be associated with the Energy Snow Ball. It is in everyone’s interest to promote our industry and city and to celebrate the achievements of its world-class companies.”

Scott Butler, commercial director with Babcock, a Gold Supporter of the event, said: “We’re pleased to support the Energy Snow Ball – it’s a great opportunity to celebrate the hard work that takes place across the industry and to look forward to the future with clients old and new.”

Alan Fergusson, employee benefits director of Mattioli Woods, a Silver supporter of the event, said: “Mattioli Woods is proud to support the Energy Snow Ball; a great event which raises awareness of the oil and gas industry and celebrates our clients’ success!”

ITC Hydraulics said they were pleased to continue their support with the Energy Snow Ball for the fifth year running.

Tracy Clark, director of ITC Hydraulics, said: “Although challenging times have emerged for the oil and gas industry, there are still endless opportunities for companies to diversify to help them succeed in the current environment. The energy ball is a well attended event which offers a chance for customer, suppliers and work colleagues to socialise.”

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Mark Abbey, regional director of CHC Helicopter Europe, Middle East and Africa said: “The offshore oil and gas industry harnesses a spirit of endeavour and a culture of collaboration to deliver safe operations in the world’s most challenging environments, none more so than in the North Sea.

“As we celebrate 70 years in business this year, CHC Helicopter continues to play a vital role in the industry, moving people and other resources safely and efficiently.”

Tickets for the Energy Snow Ball are limited and they are selling fast.

Download a booking form at www.energyball.co.uk, or contact Victoria Tait – phone 01382 575631 or e-mail vtait@dcthomson.co.uk.