Transport
Brevia Transport, a dedicated division of Brevia Consulting, delivers straightforward public affairs and public relations support to transport organisations.
Our cross-party team of consultants are experienced in road, rail, aviation, ports, shipping, and Mobility as a Service (MaaS). We have specialist expertise in supporting Development Consent Orders (DCOs). The division offers a full range of services including parliamentary monitoring, strategic advice, media relations, select committee training, and comprehensive stakeholder engagement programmes that encompass Westminster, the UK Department for Transport, Brussels, the devolved administrations, and metro mayors. Being part of a global network, our partners allow us to have a truly international perspective on transport policy developments.
In the coming years, the transport sector faces considerable change. Automated and electric vehicles will become a bigger part of our transport system, while clean air policies and other environmental commitments will affect all types of transport. Meanwhile, the Industrial Strategy is set to incentivise new forms of transport and Brexit has the potential to have a profound impact on the sector.
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Government AI Action Plan & AI Growth Zones: Where does energy tie into this?
The recently published AI Opportunities Action Plan sets an ambitious vision to position the UK as a global AI leader. Central to this strategy are AI Growth Zones which will support data centres by streamlining the planning processes and addressing energy connectivity challenges. With initiatives like the AI Energy Council and advanced energy solutions such as Small Modular Reactors proposed, the plan aims to address the critical link between AI infrastructure and energy demands.
Dermot Nolan joins Brevia Energy
Brevia Energy welcomes Dermot Nolan, former Ofgem CEO, to its Advisory Board, bringing unparalleled expertise in energy policy, regulation, and navigating political risk.
Energy Policy Progress: Where are we with Nuclear?
Since taking office in July 2024, the Labour Government has made notable progress in energy policy, including launching Great British Energy and accelerating the development of clean energy infrastructure. However, significant gaps remain in areas critical to achieving the UK’s long-term energy objectives. This article explores the challenges and opportunities within Labour’s nuclear energy policy, emphasising the need for greater clarity and decisive action.
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Brevia delivers tailored support to organisations operating in the transport sector. Our three-step process offers a straightforward approach to delivering crucial intelligence, strategic advice and stakeholder engagement.
