Electrical and Sustainable Energy

“The purpose of getting power is to be able to give it away”

Aneurin Bevan

Be it a newly-established firm specifically founded to make the most of the electrical and sustainable energy sector opportunities or an established firm already operating within the current market, TMCC has a successful track record of creating successful marketing and communications strategies.

The UK power and energy sector is undergoing the most fundamental change it its history.
The drive to net-zero will require the industry to end the use of fuels which have been relied on for millennia. In the space of three decades the UK will need to complete its move toward self-sustaining energy provision.

However, the road to net zero is not simple and is yet to be fully defined, creating new challenges for companies and their ability to communicate with clients and regulators alike.

The move to net-zero energy provision by 2050, has prompted a huge investment in renewable energy sources. But it has also required the creation of a new power infrastructure, ranging from electric vehicle charging points to offshore wind farms, and firms to install them.

Businesses need help navigating the changing communications landscape to ensure their message and brand are at the forefront of their clients’ and the media’s thinking.

Creating and promoting clear messages at a time of transition will be vital for companies looking to make the most of the opportunities that the energy and power sector has to offer.

The internet is now integral to businesses and consumers across the world. But this change has also meant that access to sensitive data is now more prevalent with the requirement to rely on system security paramount.

It is no surprise that the internet and businesses IT systems have become a significant target for cyber criminals, terrorist groups and nation states.

“Global energy investment is set to increase by 8% in 2022 to reach $2.4 trillion, with the anticipated rise coming mainly in clean energy”

“Investment in battery energy storage is expected to more than double to reach almost $20 billion in 2022.”

International Energy Agency.