Energy
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NSI supports energy players (utilities, renewables, nuclear, grids, industrials) with their strategic communications, project acceptability and public affairs, in France, Europe and worldwide.
NSI supports energy players — utilities, renewable energy producers, the nuclear sector, grid operators and industrials — in designing and deploying their strategic communications, in France, Europe and around the world. NSI builds tailor-made programmes to serve project acceptability, dialogue with local areas and reputation.
Energy communications: between transition, acceptability and trust
The energy sector sits at the heart of major challenges: the energy transition, sovereignty and security of supply, project acceptability and dialogue with local communities. Every project mobilises many stakeholders and unfolds within a sensitive public debate.
We help energy players deliver clear, transparent and responsible messaging to their audiences: public authorities, local governments and residents, media, employees and the wider public. Our teams master the challenges of consultation and public debate.
Our work puts communications at the service of acceptability, the transition and reputation, anticipating opposition and sensitive situations.
What guides us
- Being your partner in making communications a lever for acceptability and trust.
- Reconciling education, transparency and dialogue with all local areas and stakeholders.
- Building lasting relationships with public authorities, local governments, residents and media.
- Anticipating opposition and managing crises (incidents, local contestation).
Our approach
- Define a tailor-made communications and acceptability strategy, adapted to your projects, local areas and stakeholders.
- Act within a comprehensive, ongoing programme combining strategic communications, consultation, public affairs and crisis management.
Services included in the offer
Consulting
- Analysis of your environment, stakeholders and reputation (audit, mapping, monitoring)
- Definition of the communications and acceptability strategy and key messages
- Support for leaders and project teams (media, public meetings)
- Public affairs and consultation advice
Creation of tools and content
- Development of talking points, files and consultation materials
- Production of educational and corporate content (print, digital, video, social media)
- Design of local-dialogue and public-debate programmes
Operational management
- National, regional and specialist media relations
- Consultation, public meetings and relations with local areas and residents
- CSR, transition and decarbonisation communications
- Crisis management and sensitive communications (incidents, opposition)
Reporting and outlook
- Ongoing reputation and acceptability monitoring
- Activity reports with KPI monitoring (visibility, tone, support) and outlook
Everything you need to know about our NSI support
What is energy communications at NSI?
Energy communications at NSI means designing and deploying the strategic communications of energy players — utilities, renewables, nuclear, grids, industrials — in France, Europe and around the world, to serve project acceptability, dialogue with local areas and reputation.
Which energy players does NSI support?
NSI supports utilities, renewable energy producers, the nuclear sector, grid operators and industrials. Each programme is tailored to the organisation, its projects and its markets.
How does NSI foster the acceptability of an energy project?
NSI builds clear, transparent messaging, organises consultation and dialogue with local areas and stakeholders, and anticipates opposition to strengthen project acceptability.
Does NSI handle consultation and public debate?
Yes. NSI supports energy players in consultation, public meetings and public debate, combining strategic communications, stakeholder dialogue and public affairs.
How does NSI handle a crisis in the energy sector?
In a crisis (incident, local opposition), NSI provides continuous monitoring, defines messaging, coordinates media relations and stakeholder dialogue to limit reputational impact and protect trust.