Energy Research Practice
The energy industry is a large, diverse, and complicated sector. Recognizing the unique requirements of research in this sector, StrategyOne has established a specialised division for Energy research led by Jenn Haskins.
StrategyOne Energy understands the complex issues facing the energy industry – regulatory legislation, access, climate change, cap-and-trade, environmental protection, public opinion, taxes, and feasibility – and will work with you to design the most effective research methods to meet your specific needs.
We offer a wide-range of primary and secondary research services including focus groups, in-depth interviews, telephone and online surveys, ethnographies, media monitoring and landscape analysis.
StrategyOne Energy has significant experience conducting communication and branding research for clients including Chevron, GE, Shell and the American Natural Gas Association (ANGA).
Energy Insights Newsletter
- As Gas Prices Climb, Voters Weigh Options, June 2011
- The U.S. Nuclear Energy Debate, April 2011
- Gas Prices on the Rise, Again, March 2011
- Natural Gas: Fuel of the Future, February 2011
- 2010 in Review, January 2011
White Papers
Current Energy Environment
In this public opinion poll, we examined the general public’s expectations of government priorities in the energy sector, particularly in light of the current economy. Interestingly, while the public places a high priority on reducing foreign dependence on oil and developing alternative fuels, due to the economy, most support increasing domestic access to oil and natural gas, including offshore drilling. In this current environment, the public at large is willing to trade economic benefits for potential environmental risk.
Energy Policy
In this public opinion poll, we examined the general public’s current satisfaction and support for potential energy policies. The American public is unsatisfied with current energy policies and believes Congress needs to pass legislation that is economically and environmentally beneficial. They believe energy and the environment are inextricably linked and therefore renewable energy policies are heavily supported. However, traditional fossil fuel energy sources still have a role in the U.S. energy portfolio, particularly because the economy is still climbing out of a recession.
Contact Us
To learn more about our research experience and capabilities in the energy sector, please contact Jenn Haskins at jenn.haskins@strategyone.net.
Featured White Paper:
Energy Policy
