Energy is at the forefront of the societal transition to net zero.
It is a sector full of innovation, competition and regulation – rapidly changing and evolving, and becoming ever more complex in the process.
Energy is also under increasing scrutiny, with security, cost and carbon high on media and political agendas – and new projects often facing considerable local opposition.
In this context, organisations working in the energy sector require an expert communications partner to maximise opportunities and navigate a terrain filled with potential pitfalls.
Whether you want to announce new projects, execute compelling campaigns, secure strategic commercial opportunities, build key relationships, or engage with the policy-making process, PLMR has the expertise and creativity to ensure your communications have impact in a crowded and competitive space.
We work with generators, utilities, networks, research institutes, not-for-profits, trade associations and government departments, with expertise spanning solar, wind, nuclear, hydrogen, carbon capture, energy-from-waste, clean heat, sustainable transport and more.
Our team is award-winning, recognised in recent years by BusinessGreen, Edie, PRovoke media and the REA – with three recent PR Week 30 under 30s within the practice.
Our regional offices in Scotland, the Midlands and the East of England also give us an edge in producing highly attuned local campaigns, including helping to obtain planning permission for new energy developments.
We offer practical guidance and straightforward communications campaigns that developers need to successfully engage with local communities, stakeholders, and decision-makers; helping to deliver consent for projects in wind, solar, storage, energy-from-waste, nuclear and beyond.
With Labour promising to deliver clean power by 2030, and a raft of institutional, financial and regulatory changes underway, there has never been a more important time for organisations operating in the energy sector to communicate with the audiences that matter to them.
