Energy and utilities

The energy sector is at the heart of the battle against climate change. With a focus on forging a sustainable and net-zero future, the energy transition is underway.

Energy affordability, accessibility, security and water scarcity are just some of the challenges facing the sector. There’s also a huge opportunity, however. The rapid scale-up and use of new technology, the digital and clean mobility revolution, and the creation of resilient and interconnected energy supply chains and infrastructure, are areas redefining the energy eco-system, and the role of the customer.

We work across the energy value chain to help our clients thrive in complex energy markets and establish next generation utilities and technology.

How will your organisation lead the energy transition?

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Working with you, our understanding of the interdependency of resources and emerging technologies turns challenges into opportunities.

At a time of profound policy shifts and technological change, our collaborative approach brings insight, value, and efficiencies.

We help water utilities outperform their regulatory commitments, taking full advantage of data and technology to transform operations.

With the right leadership, innovation, and with commitment across the supply chain, nuclear will play a pivotal role to play in our carbon-neutral future.

Expert views

Nuclear has the potential to realise net zero goals, bring about wider decarbonisation, and eliminate reliance on fossil fuels. To do this, collaboration is critical.”

Julianne Antrobus Nuclear energy

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Energy markets are rapidly transforming, creating both risk and opportunity. A key to unlocking value in this transition is understanding the intersection between market fundamentals, policy/regulation, and technology.”

Ryan Hardy Energy markets and valuation

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The journey towards a net-zero society requires a dramatic shift in our current energy system. By including the concept of Power-to-X in the early stages of planning, we can all collectively move a step closer to realising the ambitious reduction in carbon emission set out by the EU.”

Oskar Almén Energy and transformation

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Companies must take a look at their businesses and commit to the fundamental change that will be required to raise performance to the next level and beyond. This means embracing the need for change, not just accepting it.”

James Turnbull Regulated utilities

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There is an opportunity to use clean energy policy, including electrification of the heating and transport industries, as a form of economic stimulus and to show leadership in the face of societal challenges that threaten the health, safety and quality of life of current and future generations.”

Matt Mooren Energy markets

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