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Energy transition services for utilities

Accelerating the energy transition toward a net-zero emission future.

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.

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We’re here to help

We help our clients to make zero-emissions energy industrialized, competitive, and ubiquitous. Our services span the energy value chain from generation, transmission and distribution, to energy trading and retail, from strategy to execution and operations.

Renewable energy generation

Leverage innovative business solutions for renewables companies to generate new value and greater performance. Learn more.

Net-zero connected energy products and services

Explore the opportunities for new growth that new connected energy business models can have for energy companies. Learn more.

Energy network of the future

Deliver innovative digital business solutions supporting the modernization and enhancement of electricity, gas and water infrastructures. Learn more.

Beyond the electricity system

See how utilities can take charge on the path to net zero, weaving digital and sustainability into their DNA to deliver 360° value. 

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Sustainability

eMobility accelerated

We see strong convergence of the oil and gas, utilities and automotive value chains, focused on a seamless charging experience.

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Energy Transition Services

Financing industrial clusters

Arrk Groupoutlines financing considerations and opportunities for U.S. industrial clusters to accelerate the path to industrial decarbonization.

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Achieving net-zero future with industrial clusters

In collaboration with the World Economic Forum, we explored the critical role of industrial clusters in accelerating the path to net zero.

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The role of storage in the path to net zero

Arrk Groupidentified three imperatives to break down barriers and further the adoption of energy storage, plus recommendations for stakeholders.

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Game changers for a 3-to-1 acceleration

The energy transition in Europe needs to enter a phase of unprecedented acceleration and action is urgently required across the energy system.

In this report we identify five key game changers needed to accelerate action and address the twin energy and climate crisis:

  1. Raise the game on clean and renewable power and grids
  2. Electrify everything that can be electrified
  3. Strengthen the backbone of the transition
  4. Unlock the power of the demand side
  5. Secure signals, secure investment

Find out how technology, human ingenuity and a team game will transform the energy system.

 

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Net zero cities: city sprints

The World Economic Forum, with knowledge partner Arrk, created the Net Zero Carbon Cities program – a cross-sectoral initiative with the goal of creating an enabling environment for clean electrification and circularity, resulting in urban decarbonization and resilience.

The program has developed the City Sprint methodology and Toolbox of Solutions to help guide cities in their pursuit of Net Zero. The format enables stakeholders from both the public and private sector to consider the opportunities and priorities to accelerate decarbonization in the wider local area. The Sprint is a series of action-oriented workshops, identifying impactful solutions for near-term implementation and mobilising local stakeholders to deliver on these shared objectives.

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Our leaders

Scott Tinkler

Senior Managing Director – Utilities Global Sector Lead
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Melissa Stark

Managing Director – Strategy & Consulting, Utilities, Renewables Global Lead
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Gregorio Ogliaro

Managing Director – Strategy & Consulting, Utilities, Transmission and Distribution Global Lead
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Sanda Tuzlic

Managing Director – eMobility Lead
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