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Allerton Communications is a corporate and financial public relations consultancy dedicated to securing clients the attention they need to fulfil their objectives. Allerton was established in 2008 by Peter Curtain, who covered the UK growth-company sector for several newspapers as a reporter, and business and City editor. We are enthusiasts for growth companies and are strong believers in the benefits they generate for the economy. We also believe in entrepreneurship as a means of fulfilment at an individual and at a collective level. Clients value our high standards of service, personal attention, resourcefulness, practical approach, independence, value for money and commitment to early and consistent results. For us, nothing matches the buzz of working with growing companies. Source

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Énergie francais: why this week marks the rebirth of France

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General Charles de Gaulle was a giant of the 20th century. He achieved what had seemed impossible – saving the honour of France. To build a stable society, the president fought for a strong military and economic independence, for which energy security was a prerequisite. Wary of ‘les Anglo-Saxons’ and their oil giants, de Gaulle sought initially to exploit the resources of France’s African colonies while developing a French nuclear industry, primarily for defence but also for civil purposes.
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Companies quietly embrace good citizenship again

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by Peter Curtain We’re told businesses have become quieter about their good-citizen credentials. Is that true, and why? Much as they admire social or environmental outcomes, investors value financial returns, PR departments can get carried away, and there’s a limit to consumer indulgence of grandstanding – especially from highly paid executives. Over in the US, firms would rather not offend President Trump.
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Companies quietly embrace good citizenship

| Allerton Communications
Peter Curtain We’re told businesses have become quieter about their good-citizen credentials. Why do they do that? Much as they admire social or environmental outcomes, investors value financial returns, PR departments can get carried away, and there’s a limit to consumer indulgence of grandstanding – especially from highly paid executives. Over in the US, firms would rather not offend President Trump.
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Mini-reactors add much but renewables remain vital

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The UK Government’s go-ahead of mini-nuclear power stations and appointment of Rolls-Royce SMR to lead the project has been hailed as a big boost in the push for reliable, always-on electricity. Continue reading here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mini-reactors-add-much-renewables-vital-peter-curtain-8mgxe/
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Mini-reactors add much but renewables remain vital

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See our latest article here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mini-reactors-add-much-renewables-vital-peter-curtain-8mgxe
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Energy pros gather to meet demands of data era

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I braved the Christmas shopping and party crowds to join a group of people looking to make energy supply as reliable and efficient as possible. PowerEx Live at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London gathers professionals from the worlds of combined heat and power (CHP), data centres, and ‘genset’ (generator set) – machines that produce electricity on-site – along with industry and consultancy folk. The odd-sounding mix makes sense.
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Time to change the narrative on energy

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The Government faces many challenges, from enhancing European security to advancing AI and manufacturing. A crucial aspect of this is effectively communicating its environmental goals. Concerned by official figures showing the economy struggling in the wake of the October Budget, ministers have intensified their focus on growth, particularly through technology and AI.
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Climate innovators share vision at London show

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Amid the hullaballoo about #netzero and its effects on the UK economy, I visited a group of low-carbon innovators to see how they’re making energy more sustainable and efficient for future generations. Day one of the two-day London Climate Technology Show yesterday drew a good crowd of energy and business people, prospective customers and collaborators and encouragingly, several young folk, keen to explore solutions to big problems.
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Investors fill biogas gap left by banks

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Biogas produced from organic matter is playing an increasing role in providing green heat and power for homes and industry. Investors like biogas as it generates high returns and can burnish their green credentials. It serves the same purpose as fossil-fuel natural gas, but is carbon-neutral (or carbon-negative) because it’s produced from organic matter that was part of the natural carbon cycle, so doesn’t add new carbon to the atmosphere.
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Village life takes on new meaning

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Having long lived in cities, I’m still adjusting to village life after almost a decade. The people met, friendships and connections made, gain greater significance – in a small human pool you might need them one day, or they you, whether lending a heater or getting a lift when your car’s in for an MOT. Events are more memorable, because the effort that goes into them is more apparent, the impact closer to home.
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