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Energy

The work the world runs on, made understood.

The work the world runs on, made understood.

We make energy’s most complex work understood, from the control room to the boardroom to the public meeting.

See our energy work.

The challenge in energy

No industry is communicated under more pressure.

No industry is communicated under more pressure.

Energy work is technically dense, and the people who need to understand it could not be more different from each other. A control-room operator. A sovereign investor. An offtaker sizing up a twenty-year contract. A planning officer. A graduate weighing an offer. A community living beside the site. Each needs the same truth, told in a way that works for them.

And the work rarely gets an easy audience. Projects run for decades, from FEED to FID and on to first gas, scrutiny comes from every direction, and the politics of energy shift around a build long before it’s finished. The communication has to hold up the whole way through.

What we’ve learned is simple: clarity travels further than polish. Audiences in this industry know a lot, and they can tell when they’re being managed. Explaining the work plainly and honestly isn’t just the better approach. It’s the one that works.

What we cover

Energy is not one subject. It is dozens, and we have worked across most of them.

Oil and gas.

From upstream operations to downstream products, the work the modern world is still built on.

LNG.

Liquefaction, shipping, regasification and the megaprojects behind them.

Refining and petrochemicals.

The complex processes that turn raw hydrocarbons into nearly everything else.

Renewables.

Wind, solar and the grid that has to carry them.

Hydrogen.

The fuel a lot of the world is betting on, and still has to explain.

Carbon capture, utilization and storage.

Keeping carbon out of the atmosphere, and the public onside.

Critical minerals.

The lithium, copper and rare earths the transition runs on.

Power and transmission.

Generation, networks and the infrastructure tying them together.

Decommissioning.

Retiring an asset well is a story too, for the regulators, workforces and communities who lived alongside it.

Why Myriad

Most of the majors, and a lot of the challengers.

Most of the majors, and a lot of the challengers.

We know this industry well enough to speak its language without a glossary, and to know the difference between a deadline that can move and one that cannot. We have made work for ExxonMobil, Woodside, TotalEnergies, ADNOC, Energy Transfer and Venture Global, across the world’s major energy regions, delivered globally and produced locally so it is right for the market it runs in.

And we bring something most cannot. The strategic thinking of a communications consultancy and the craft of a production studio, under one roof. Most firms are strong at one and buy in the other. We do both, which is why the work comes out smart and good enough to be believed.

Common questions

Will we spend the whole project explaining our industry to you?

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No. Energy is where we have always worked. Brief us like a colleague and expect sharp questions, not basic ones.

Can your teams work to our HSE standards on a live site?

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Yes. We film and produce on operational energy sites regularly, and we work to the inductions, permits and standards they require.

We are under public scrutiny. Can you handle a sensitive reputational brief?

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Yes. We work across energy's whole story, from the case for oil to the case for the transition, for sceptical audiences. That is normal for us.

Can you deliver globally and still get it right locally?

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Yes. We deliver worldwide and produce locally, with crews and partners in more than fifty countries.

Do you work across the full project lifecycle?

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Yes. We have supported projects from FEED to FID, through construction and first gas, and on to decommissioning. The communication changes at each stage, and we know what each stage needs.

Energy clients

  • ExxonMobil
  • Woodside Energy
  • TotalEnergies
  • Baker Hughes
  • ADNOC
  • Energy Transfer
  • Kellas Midstream
  • Venture Global
  • Sempra Infrastructure
  • Western LNG
  • Technip Energies
  • Alaska Gasline Development Corporation

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Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll solve it together.

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Let's begin.

Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll solve it together.

Start a conversation.