Energy & Utility Infrastructure Planning

Overview

Local plans are under increasing pressure to deliver economic growth, housing and net zero outcomes at the same time, yet these objectives are planned separately. Understanding how growth drives demand for energy, water and nature, and aligning that demand with infrastructure capacity within local geographic boundaries, is essential to delivering plans that are both credible and deliverable. Local policy needs to be holistic and deliverable by each authority, and can return long-term sustainable income.

We support councils to integrate utilities, energy and nature planning into growth strategies, aligning infrastructure capacity, investment and delivery with local economic ambitions and environmental limits.

Typical deliverables

 

  • Capacity and constraints assessment

  • Utilities coordination and stakeholder mapping

  • Infrastructure options and phasing

  • Evidence base for local plans and growth strategies

  • Municipal energy investment advisory

  • Delivery programme and investment priorities

Sectors

 

  • Local government

  • Land development

Interested in hearing more about our approach to utility infrastructure spatial planning?

If you would like to learn more about our approach to planning for economic growth and the impacts on energy, data and water, contact us for further information.