Prospering through the energy transition
We work with you to deliver growth and performance by using disruptive technologies and business model innovation to navigate the energy transition
Are you aiming to:
- Develop new products and services?
- Exploit new ways to interact with customers and suppliers?
- Improve operational performance?
- Realise value by developing and spinning-off new ideas?
You need to access disruptive technologies and new business models, coming from other sectors and young venture companies.
One of the most significant challenges is identifying and making use of the new thinking and new technologies.
Our focus is on helping you do just that
About us
UTP Consulting was created in 2011 by Paul Arwas and David Whittle. With over 60 years of combined experience we bring:
- Deep experience in the energy, clean tech, finance and telco sectors
- Hands-on experience of commercialising young ventures
- Track record of delivering growth and performance through technology and innovation
INSIGHTS
It’s a little-known fact that most corrosion sensors used in Germany, the US and South Korea contain the label “Made in England”. The reason is a coincidence of deep technology knowledge at Imperial College, an evangelical MD called Peter Collins, and an unfortunate tragedy at BP’s Texas City refinery. We had the chance to have […]
A tie-up between a major corporate and a young tech start-up can be either a marriage made in heaven or a messy and acrimonious divorce waiting to happen. The Exult /BP tie-up is an extraordinary example of a marriage made in heaven. In the late 1990s BP, the third largest oil company in the world […]
Business confidence is apparently at the lowest level since 2012, due to concerns around Brexit in the UK, and further possible increases in global trade tariffs. So we need to find ways of digging deeper to deliver our performance targets. One powerful way to improve performance and accelerate growth is to make use of innovations […]
While sitting on the beach on my summer holiday I was slapped in the face. Not by a wave but by a striking example of how even the most mundane product can be improved. We all are very familiar with the humble beach parasol. It’s made up of two parts: a pole with a sharpish […]