Energy and utilities

Enhancing energy efficiency and transitioning from fossil fuel-based heating and cooling to low-carbon alternatives will play a pivotal role in substantially mitigating carbon emissions.

Carbon capture reduces CO2 concentration in the atmosphere and is a key short- to medium-term solution for decarbonisation.

Technology can play a vital role in responsible water management, increasing the efficiency of industrial processes, helping to reduce leakage in the distribution of water, and guiding reduced personal consumption.

Batteries are the foundation of electrifying transportation and a critical solution to decarbonising the electric grid.

Green hydrogen is critical to replace fossil fuel produced ‘grey’ hydrogen – used mainly in refining and fertiliser production – and to decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors like steel production, shipping, aviation, and possibly some heavy goods vehicles.

An agile IT organisation is essential to the energy transition. The energy market is constantly changing and is in the middle of a transition. So how do network operators deal with the major challenges that this brings?

Three critical ways to ensure the nuclear industry delivers impactful and immersive training solutions.

PA Consulting’s Allan Boardman, asset management expert, comments on ED2 uncertainty mechanisms in Utility Week.

PA Consulting’s Alon Carmel, energy transition expert, explains the benefits of repowering aging wind farms in Europe in S&P Global.

Energy transition expert Rhys Vigna joins PA Consulting as an associate partner in its Energy and Utilities practice