Utilities & Infrastructure

In an industrial context, this can be through providing electricity, gas and water to enable manufacturing and telecommunication services, or by enabling companies to get raw materials in for production and finished products out for sale.

When issues arise with these companies, the impacts may be felt by all. Due to the nature of these businesses, a relatively small incident (e.g., damage at one pumping station or to a couple of mobile phone towers or electricity pylons) can have far reaching consequences. Whilst customers may still be able to be supplied with a service, compensation/remuneration payments normally are necessary for service interruptions and operational costs tend to rise dramatically. Furthermore, many utilities companies’ revenue streams are determined by complicated agreements with third parties.

Over the years, we have successfully worked on major and complex utilities and key infrastructure instructions globally.