NRG Expert Working on your Consultancy Project


If you are familiar with NRG Expert then you might know of us as purveyors of data and information regarding the global energy market. While this is very much the bulk of our work, NRG Expert does not limit its offerings to simply providing energy reports to businesses. The analysts and experts that make up the NRG Expert team also offer a consultancy service.

This service assists businesses looking for opportunities in the global energy and environment markets. The huge volume of data that NRG Expert provides, compiled within its exhaustive reports and databases, can be daunting for someone without a comprehensive knowledge of the energy industry. The specific data can be challenging to interpret and manipulate – particularly within the context of developing businesses strategies – and this is where NRG Expert steps in to help. 

Our in-house intelligence unit has a vast array of experience and skills that can help companies execute projects in a way that will maximise capacity and ultimately achieve fantastic results. Unlike a lot of energy consultancy firms, NRG Experts makes sure that every project they take on receives the full attention of the team’s most senior staff members as well as a whole host of junior members. We don’t let our top level experts take a step back as soon as the project is won – and they don’t want to anyway. This is bad practice and is not how we operate. Instead, our senior experts supervise the project from beginning to end and are assisted by the juniors.

Once you are confident that you and your company will be in safe hands, we can start looking at the finer details. NRG Expert will work alongside a business to determine their goals and ambitions within the energy market and then help them to convert these ideas into reality. These bespoke projects allow businesses to tailor the service entirely to their needs whilst still benefitting from the qualitative and quantitative skills provided by the NRG Expert analysts.

In addition to having the full attention of several of our highest level energy experts, customers who seek the help of NRG Expert will receive a number of other benefits. These include an open communication channel – clients will receive an idea of costs and time frames within 48 hours of making their enquiry. Once these have been agreed on, NRG Expert will draw up a full and detailed proposal, outlining exactly what will be undertaken and the manner in which it will be done.

The services that we provide will help businesses find solutions to their energy queries through the following:

·         Market sizing and forecasting
·         Market entry studies
·         Product position and development studies
·         Customer attitude studies
·         Pricing research
·         Acquisition studies
·         Product penetration and market analysis
·         SWOT analysis
·         Decision process analysis
·         Competitor analysis
·         Gap analysis
·         Strategic planning
·         Go-to-market recommendations and planning
·         Channel strategy

To get an idea of the types of cases that NRG Expert takes on you might want to spend some time browsing through some of our old case studies. Similarly, you can take a look at our research methodology to see how we operate and how we will handle your project. We also have a page dedicated to testimonials so you don’t just have to take our word for it when we tell you that we can get the job done and do it well for you.


If you are ready to ramp up your presence in the global energy market and want to get a solid team of experts on your side, it’s time to contact NRG Expert.

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