It's long been the case that economic growth and energy demand are linked. As economies grow, energy demand increases. This has been the case since the Industrial Revolution, if not before. But research from multiple organisations including McKinsey and The World Economic Forum, shows that we are beginning to see a decoupling between economic growth and energy demand.
A combination of increased efficiencies and innovative technologies for energy generation, should accelerate this transition.
The decoupling of the rates of economic growth (climbing steadily) and energy demand growth (ascending, but less steeply) will be influenced by:
the growing use of renewables
a steep decline in energy intensity of GDP
a marked increase in energy efficiency
the rise of electrification
These drivers will rewrite the world’s growth-and-energy story.
At Peace Marsh, we are particularly interested in helping our customers integrate renewable and energy saving technologies into their business plans and increase their organisations energy efficiency.
For our customers what if they could:
plan for growth
launch new products/services/offerings
Without a significant rise in energy costs.
If companies were not drawing their energy from the grid they would reduce the risk of energy pricing impacting their profits. We work with UK organisations to review their properties, assets, processes and land for the opportunity to generate their own energy.
Get in touch now, chat to us about how we can help you decouple your growth from energy costs.
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