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These are good times for energy sector mergers and acquisitions (M&A). With coronavirus dampening deal activity in the last couple of years, 2022 promises revived interest in corporate purchases, with a focus on energy transition-related targets.

Good news: you’ve been offered the opportunity to represent your company, and strengthen your market standing, in an interview with the media.

Have you ever wondered how your rivals always seem to make it into those industry listings that everyone reads? Well, here is your guide to making sure your business gets in there too.

Last year’s latest conference of the parties upped the ante on climate change mitigation, adding to scrutiny over corporate commitments. What does this mean for companies that are striving hard to cut emissions but still have a way to go in 2022?

Quick question: what’s the return on investment on your marketing spend? Not sure? Don’t worry—nobody else knows, either. And there are good reasons why.

As in-person events make a comeback, we have put together the ultimate guide to renewable energy conferences and exhibitions in 2022. Download your free copy now.

Not everyone can be Elon Musk, even if they wanted to. But if you are looking for ways to improve your profile in the energy industry then there is probably a lot you can do.

COVID-19 has dampened the appetite for physical conferences and events. But there are still plenty of ways you can network in a digital way.

There’s much more to numbers than meets the eye. So, if you don’t want your figures to fall flat, brush up on the latest in number psychology.

Looking for some responsible-sounding corporate giants to lead the energy transition and get us to net-zero carbon emissions before we all bake to death?

There are three main modes of engagement with the media that PR teams will tend to use: press releases, written articles, and interviews. Here we focus on interviews, examining the characteristics of various interview types.

A rebrand is an exciting step, but can be complex territory – and could ultimately damage, rather than enhance, a company’s reputation if mismanaged.