Utility Energy Transition Services

Putting people at the heart of energy transition

Energy providers are already implementing new business models, partnerships, and capabilities to decarbonize the energy system and meet increasingly ambitious targets and commitments. But so are new market entrants, from automakers to oil majors, who are all eager to tap into the electrify-everything (and cleanly) movement.

While many utilities have successfully greened their portfolios, making onshore wind and solar the most competitive form of energy in many markets, driving renewable levelized cost of energy (LCOE) to record levels; zero-emissions targets remain elusive. More action is needed—and urgently—to incorporate both decarbonized and decentralized sources of power onto the grid.

Progressive utilities are adopting a new power model that’s decarbonized, decentralized, digitized, putting people at the heart of their strategy.

Utilities

Energy transition in utilities

More action is needed to Accelerate the energy transition toward a net-zero emissions.

Net-zero solutions for industrial clusters

There are many initiatives dedicated to reducing industrial emissions, focusing on specific technologies or specific sectors, however there is also a need to focus on the potential synergies of industrial clusters. These co-located plants present a significant opportunity to not only reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions but also unleash other economic, environmental, and societal system value benefits. Read about the four solutions that will be key to driving these outcomes, where these solutions are being applied, and how an integrated multi-stakeholder approach across sectors can play an essential part in accelerating the path to net-zero.