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Clear insights into critical issues

As a power or utility company, you’re operating in a world of uncertainty, changing regulatory frameworks and environmental challenges. You need to maintain a secure and reliable supply, while anticipating change.

Our Global Power & Utilities Center doesn’t just react to changing market conditions, we help shape them. We don’t just know the issues, we’ve analyzed what’s behind them to understand the impact they have on you and the way you do business.

The Center brings together a worldwide team of professionals, sharing knowledge and experience we’ve gained with power and utilities companies around the world.

You benefit from timely insights on the most pressing industry issues, from accessing fuel sources at competitive prices to navigating the complex environmental agenda. And we provide you with assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services that are tailored to your needs.

Wherever you are in the world, we support you in managing uncertainty and making the most of change.

Renewable energy country attractiveness indices: November 2011

Demographic changes and emerging markets growth are now driving investment as the renewable energy industry adapts to a changed world. Find out more in our latest Renewables Indices, including industry comment and country focus.

Renewable energy country attractiveness indices: August 2011

Recent turbulence in the financial markets has been an unwelcome reminder of the enduring vulnerability of today’s global economy, and the renewable energy sector hasn't proved immune to the stalling economic landscape.

Diversification key to global renewables growth as China soars ahead of competitors

Countries are increasingly broadening their renewable energy portfolios amid challenging market conditions, according to our latest global Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices. China leads this trend and retains its top indices ranking.

How power and utilities companies can finance future investment

The global power and utilities industry is undergoing major transformation. It is causing enormous infrastructure investment challenges and is driving many companies towards new sources of finance. The publication examines investment drivers and potential returns (pdf, 5.7mb)  in different parts of the world as well as the reasons behind funding shortfalls. Click here for Korean summary.

Seeing energy differently - power and utilities: ready for a smart transformation?

Smart technologies are modernizing energy systems. Bringing massive change to power and utilities companies and consumers, they are also stirring up competition from existing players and from other sectors. How well power and utilities companies prepare for the smart transformation will determine the winners and losers. See our report about the strategic points of power and utilities companies. Click here for Korean summary.

Opportunities in adversity: Power and utilities survey snapshot

How are power and utilities companies weathering the financial crisis? Working with the Economist Intelligence Unit, we surveyed executives on the steps they’re taking to contend with their ever-mounting pressures. Our findings highlight key transformational issues and confirm the crisis intensified the need for change. Discover which strategic responses are topping their agendas and see how yours compare (pdf, 285kb).

Thought Center webcast

Energy markets are changing all over the world, affecting all major energy users. This Thought Center webcast was broadcast on 10 December 2007, where the panellists and audience discussed EU versus US utility policy and key issues for consumers, and the EU’s Third Package and the potential for a pan-European energy regulator.

A new regulatory era for utilities

How are compliance programs structured, implemented and managed? A survey of 95 US companies, including 12 utility companies, conducted by our US member firm identifies best practices and provides a benchmark for industry participants to measure against their own approaches to corporate regulatory compliance. For more information about the report, contact Jeffrey Holloman or at +1 503 414 7947.

Contacts

Hee Seong Moon 
Power & Utilities
Industry Leader
Tel: +82 2 3787 6725

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