Britain's largest utility National Grid Transco (NGT) is putting its City and corporate PR business out to pitch with a view to naming the successful agency by Christmas.
BERLIN: German body The Energy Efficiency Initiative has launched a large-scale comms campaign to help reduce CO2 emissions from private households and make a contribution to climate protection. It has earmarked £8.6m for marcoms work to highlight sensible energy consumption. The campaign runs until...
Embattled nuclear firm British Energy has dropped its two City PR agencies Gavin Anderson and The Maitland Consultancy, hiring Financial Dynamics for a combined strategic and media relations brief.
ESSEN: Energy firm TXU Europe - whose UK arm was acquired by Powergen for close to £1.4bn this week - has hired Arndt Hellmann as head of corporate comms for Germany. Hellman previously worked as head of PR for Eon subsidiary Schleswag and was most recently head of press and information for KarstadtQuelle.
Client: AES Nile Power PR Team: Weber Shandwick, London Campaign: Bujagali Hydro Project Timescale: December 1997 - December 2001 Budget: £20,000 a month
GPC International has won an account to handle lobbying and public affairs work in the UK for nuclear reactor manufacturer and designer Atomic Energy of Canada.
The communications director at consumer energy watchdog Energywatch is to stand down after just eight months in post.
Corporate comms director Dominic Fry on his 'ideal' job at Scottish Power
Loss-making nuclear giant British Energy is bolstering its crisis PR effort as shares in the group continue to dive despite a £410m Government lifeline.
LONDON - Loss-making nuclear giant British Energy is bolstering its crisis PR effort as shares in the group continue to dive despite a £410m government lifeline.
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