The catalyst for this change – the decision made at COP21 in Paris in late 2016, underpinned more recently at COP26 in Glasgow – has triggered an energy transition from fossil to renewable energy that will last throughout the 21st Century. This challenges the very core of the energy markets.
When, how, and what does change look like?
For energy producers, their partners and suppliers, Paris triggered major divestment. For innovative companies pioneering new fuels and clean technology, and for the suppliers of new energy sources such as wind, solar, fuel cells and batteries, this is an exciting time at a new frontier of growth and opportunity.
For those companies set-up to supply services to the oil sector, they have to adapt or die. Do they leap into investment in new fuels such as sustainable biofuels, methanol or hydrogen, or focus on investment in energy efficiency? And how does digitalisation affect this transition? BLUE operates at the confluence of these issues and challenges, supporting organisations in grasping the opportunity; building brands empowered by true sustainability.
BLUE works with companies in the energy sector spanning:
- Renewables
- Power generation
- LNG
- Wind
- Solar
- Clean technology
- Energy extraction
- Monitoring and measuring equipment providers
- Biofuels and batteries
- NGOs
At a transformational time for the energy sector, we are passionate about supporting companies in managing the transition to a low carbon environment.
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CASE STUDIES
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Houlder
Fresh thinking in engineering design and project delivery.
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Parker Kittiwake
Working to build and protect Kittiwake’s brand and reputation as a market leader
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Carbon War Room
Strategic environmental consultancy for shipping
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