LCP acquires research firm for increased net-zero focus

Delta-EE acquisition aims to put LCP at ‘the heart of the energy transition’

Hope William-Smith
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Paris, France: Location of one of Delta-EE's offices.
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Paris, France: Location of one of Delta-EE's offices.

Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) has acquired multi-office research consultancy firm Delta-EE in a bid to expand net-zero navigation services to its client base.

LCP today (26 April) added that the acquisition put it "at the heart of the energy transition" which it said was a key priority for pension funds. Delta-EE has operations in Cambridge, London an...

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