PwC
Danny Whigham is PwC’s US Energy, Utilities & Mining Consulting Leader.
Telling the future is difficult when it comes to the decarbonization path the energy and utilities industry is on. But that is exactly what a report does that examines this once-in-a-generation opportunity.
Over the next decade, the lines will continue to blur among the industry's traditional companies, with emerging players offering new products and services, says the report. It continues that tomorrow will be more complex, less linear, and more converged. It will look nothing like today.
PUF discussed the report on the industry's role in the future of cleaner energy, with PwC's Danny Whigham. Enjoy these insights.
PUF's Steve Mitnick: This is something you do from time to time or annually, to look ahead at what's next in energy and utilities. What's the goal here?
Danny Whigham: It's something we feel is important. It helps us take a step back and look at what we are seeing in the industry at the macro level, and how we can help the industry in the future.
I'm firmly convinced the consulting firm of today is not what it's going to look like in ten years. The services we provide, how we provide it, what we do with our clients, it's going to be inherently different because the industry's going to be inherently different.
PUF: Dig deeper into that last statement and what it means for PwC.