We provide assurance, tax and advisory guidance to the oil and gas, power and utilities, mining and metals and chemicals companies.
Energy, utilities and resources
How can PwC help
We help our Energy, Utilities and Resources clients to deal with disruptive business challenges, to transform their businesses, grow their revenues and reduce costs. We help them to develop new strategies, improve operating models, create more efficient organisations and ways of managing to deliver superior customer and investor value.
In turbulent times, we are ready with practical assistance to help you prepare for, respond to, and emerge stronger from crises. For more information on COVID-19 and the Energy, Utilities & Resources sector, please visit the following article: Energy industry and COVID-19 (coronavirus): strategising for the ‘new normal’. Our local Barbados and East Caribbean in-depth industry knowledge is complemented by an extensive global network of over 17,000 people.
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Taking the lead on sustainability
The race to net zero is accelerating. Climate change, resource scarcity and the global energy transition are driving major shifts across the industry. From decarbonisation to digitalisation, the coming years will redefine business models, investment priorities and regulatory landscapes.
Risks are growing. Pressure is mounting. The industry needs to act now to rethink how to source, store and supply energy—building resilience against climate volatility and resource depletion. We help you transform energy systems, invest in new technologies and embed sustainability into your operations.
Energy powers economies. People, businesses and industries rely on it. And as the energy landscape changes, trust will be critical. Customers, investors and regulators need confidence that energy providers can deliver reliable, affordable and future-ready solutions.
This shift demands collaboration between industries, policymakers and innovators. The transition to a low-carbon economy isn’t just about replacing old systems—it’s about rethinking how societies produce and consume energy. That takes leadership, investment and a willingness to break from the past.
Net zero isn’t a distant ambition—it’s an urgent priority. Advances in renewables, storage, and grid technologies are making decarbonisation possible, but the window for action is closing fast.
And the challenge isn’t just setting targets. We need to deliver them. Bringing emissions to zero will take more than ambition. It requires decisive action from energy, utilities and resources companies alongside governments, investors and technology leaders. The right strategies, investments and partnerships will determine who leads in the next energy era.
