Expertise for difficult energy decisions
Energy markets move quickly, and some of the most important questions do not fit neatly within traditional industry categories.
Mulvany Consulting works across GB gas and power markets, regulation, policy, retail, market design and strategy, particularly where an issue does not fit neatly within one part of the sector.
If you have a difficult energy question, want an independent view, or need to make progress quickly, get in touch.
The categories on this page describe some of the ways we work. They are not exhaustive
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For decisions that matter, particularly where the issue is unfamiliar, cross cutting or moving quickly.
The value is not another layer of information. It is getting more quickly to what matters, what may have been missed and what needs to happen next.
Mulvany Consulting accelerates understanding, provides independent challenge and tests the assumptions that drive strategic, regulatory and major commercial decisions.
Typical engagements include
executive and board briefings
regulatory and market risk assessment
strategic reviews
business plan challenge
preparation for significant decisions or scrutiny
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For strong teams that need more senior capability at a critical point.
Mulvany Consulting works alongside consulting, legal and energy teams to increase pace, depth and quality while working seamlessly with established teams.
This can include
rapid analysis and synthesis
drafting and review
quality assurance
testing assumptions and conclusions
senior client facing input
additional delivery capacity
The aim is to make an already capable team more effective, particularly where market context, judgement or an experienced external perspective can accelerate the work.
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For organisations entering, expanding within or repositioning in GB energy markets.
Mulvany Consulting tests propositions and strategic assumptions against how the market actually works - customers, regulation, commercial incentives, adoption barriers and the wider energy system.
This can include
market entry assessment
proposition and product challenge
customer and buyer analysis
adoption barriers
regulatory and commercial implications
positioning and route to market decisions
The objective is to identify what is genuinely attractive, what needs to change and where further development or commercial commitment makes sense.
connections reform
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data centres
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smart metering
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networks
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flexibility
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retail tariffs
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heat networks
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price cap
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strategic spatial energy plan
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energy code reform
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wholesale market reform / RNP
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connections reform • data centres • smart metering • networks • flexibility • retail tariffs • heat networks • price cap • strategic spatial energy plan • energy code reform • wholesale market reform / RNP •