Net Zero: Spreading the good news
The renewable energy sector is moving faster than almost any other industry in the UK. The commercial opportunity is significant, but so is the competition for attention, for investment and for the kind of reputation that wins contracts and retains stakeholders.
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At Clothier Lacey and Co, we work with businesses in the renewable energy sector to build their profile, communicate their value and make their marketing do the heavy lifting it should. We bring over 25 years of integrated marketing and PR experience to an industry that increasingly demands both the technical credibility to talk to industry audiences and the communications clarity to speak to investors, policymakers and the public.
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Whether you are a solar developer, a wind energy operator, a battery storage business or an energy services consultancy, we understand the audiences you need to reach and how to reach them effectively.
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What we do for renewable energy businesses​
Our work in the renewable energy sector spans the full range of marketing and communications disciplines. We develop PR and media relations strategies that get your business in front of the trade press, the national energy media and the stakeholders who matter to your growth.
We build content and digital marketing programmes that establish your authority in the market. We manage your social media and thought leadership output so your brand stays visible between major announcements. And we use AI-powered tools to accelerate content production, sharpen your campaigns and give you a competitive edge that most businesses in this space do not yet have.
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We do not operate as a renewables-only boutique agency. We bring the breadth of a full-service marketing partner alongside the sector knowledge to work in your industry with credibility from day one.
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Why the renewable energy sector needs a different approach​
Marketing in the renewable energy space is not straightforward. Your audiences are diverse: technical buyers, infrastructure investors, government stakeholders, corporate procurement teams and, depending on your offer, consumers. The language that works for one group does not necessarily work for another. The channels that reach a procurement director are different from those that build a brand with a broader public audience. We understand that complexity.
Our approach starts with understanding exactly who you need to communicate with and what they need to hear from you, then building a strategy that reaches them in the right way at the right time.
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Our services for renewable energy companies​
We work across PR and communications, marketing strategy, digital marketing, social media, SEO, content marketing and AI-enhanced automation. Every service we offer is available as part of an integrated programme or as a standalone engagement depending on what your business needs.
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Get in touch​
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If you are a renewable energy business looking for a marketing and PR partner that understands your sector, we would like to hear from you. Contact us and we will arrange a straightforward conversation about what you need and whether we are the right fit.
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FAQs​​
Do you specialise in renewable energy marketing?
We work across a range of sectors including renewable energy, corporate, education and land and new homes. In the renewables sector specifically, we bring integrated marketing, PR, digital and AI-enhanced strategy capability to a space where most agencies offer only part of that picture.
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What types of renewable energy businesses do you work with?
We work with solar developers, wind energy operators, battery storage businesses, energy efficiency consultancies, EV charging businesses and broader energy services companies. If your business is part of the UK energy transition, we have the capability and the interest to support your growth.
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Do you offer PR as well as marketing for renewable energy companies?
Yes. PR and marketing are most effective when they work as part of a single integrated strategy. We manage both disciplines in-house, which means your media relations, your content, your digital channels and your advertising all pull in the same direction.
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