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This certificate certifies that Sherie Amor Reesor has been awarded the title of MEEC Member of the EnergyCPD Professional Membership Programme as authorized by the European Energy Centre (EEC) in the United Kingdom in 2014. The certificate was signed by the Director of the EEC.
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- 1. CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP This is to certify that the title of MEEC Member of the EnergyCPD Professional Membership Programme has been awarded to Sherie Amor Reesor Authorised by EEC - United Kingdom, 2014 The Director The European Energy Centre (EEC) www.EnergyCPD.co.uk www.EUenergycentre.org