Our team reflects the breadth and complexity of the energy sector with extensive experience in exploration and refining, generation, transmission, distribution, supply and decommissioning. Our global network of partners allows us to have a truly international perspective on energy policy developments.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has changed the world, not least the world of energy. Increasingly the UK government, and other governments, talk of energy independence.  This has placed new emphasis on finding sources of power and heat that do not rely on Russia for input fuels.  It has put new momentum behind low carbon technologies and opened the door to a fresh look at the UK’s hydrocarbon resources.

As the British economy attempts to shield itself from inflationary pressures, arising from the cost of international fossil fuels and the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK energy sector has a key role to play.  As the UK looks to address the challenges caused by the fraying of the post-Cold War international order, energy sector participants must translate the language of net zero and building back greener into the benefits of energy independence and future security for the British people.  Our consultants understand this.  Not only do we have established networks across the policy landscape, we also know how to shape your messages to make them effective.