About NRG Expert’s Reports


NRG Expert is one of the world leaders when it comes to providing energy market research. Businesses, consultancies, investment houses and more have recognised the value of using NRG Expert’s wealth of knowledge to inform their decision-making. The research that these companies are provided with can be used to help craft strategic plans and projects as well as to help business make smart investment choices.

The broad spectrum of information that NRG Expert’s professionals have acquired is compiled into a variety of reports. These reports are then divided up into a number of different categories to make them easier to sort through. Clients can extract data from the following:

·         Power, Infrastructure & Supply
·         Metering & Smart Grid
·         Utility Guides
·         Fossil Fuel & Conventional Energy
·         Renewable Energy
·         Water & Waste
·         Finance & Regulatory
·         Regional Energy Data
·         New Innovation & Smart Technologies
·         Industry Company Profiles

There is also an option to see a country report, which will contain selected data about an entire nation. This database covers over 210 countries so you’re bound to find the exact information you were after. Each country report contains crucial data on gas, water, electricity and petroleum and biofuels – with several subsections within each of these categories. It is also easily searchable thanks to our online browsing system.

The reports are made up of thousands of lines of high quality energy research – much of which cannot be found anywhere else. This makes the information contained within them particularly valuable and a fantastic investment for a business that has even the slightest dealing with the energy sector.

If you are unsure about the credibility of the reports provided by NRG Expert, it is worth nothing that the data has been collected by a team of in-house experts from over 100 trusted and reliable sources. NRG Expert is so confident in its knowledge of the energy world, it even offers its own certification (the Global Energy certification) to help others improve their understanding of this complex yet fascinating industry.

Are you ready to put our analysts and their hordes of data to good use? The NRG Expert reports are invaluable resources for your company and will help you move up a rung on the ladder of success. When it comes to energy data, you need look no further than the jam-packed pages of one of these reports.


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