
PwC UK Energy Survey 2025
Will the UK have enough energy to power its growth aspirations?
Will the UK have enough energy to power its growth aspirations?
UK manufacturing leaders share their views on the outlook for the sector in 2025 in the Make UK Executive Survey, in association with PwC
What does the future hold for UK EV adoption? PwC's 2024 eReadiness Index reveals challenges and opportunities in government incentives, consumer readiness, and market trends the UK can consider to accelerate its EV transition and compete with leading European nations
Explore what the Government's energy announcements mean for the energy sector and for UK businesses as the industrial strategy takes shape.
After the biggest drop in over two years, consumer sentiment has reached 2024’s lowest level. While economic indicators remain strong, with inflation stable, real wages increasing and more interest cuts likely, this hasn’t translated into optimism among consumers.
Our Net Zero Economy Index reveals that the global reduction in carbon intensity has stalled to its lowest level in over a decade. The world must now decarbonise at a rate twenty times faster if we are to limit global warming to 1.5°C. With overshooting this threshold fast becoming a reality, bold action is needed to meet climate ambitions.
Net store closures have now been running at a near-stable level for three years. Have we reached a more predictable environment for retail and leisure operators?
In the latest episode of Innovation in Energy, our podcast panel explores the opportunity for the UK to play a leading role in the processing of critical minerals as the global lithium demand continues to grow.
The focus on making the UK a clean energy superpower is a welcome announcement by the new Labour Government, and the time to seize the opportunity is now.
A consumer spending revival may be on its way for the second half of 2024. Favourable economic indicators, combined with the highest consumer sentiment in three years, could fuel a more positive finish to the year for some retailers. While there’s an intention for more spending, the majority of consumers are planning cutbacks.
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Explore the insights from our research and economic analysis.
Understanding business leaders’ priorities for a renewed industrial strategy, and undertaking new economic analysis to assess the potential impact of improving the UK’s performance in key areas.
UK Employers must drive productivity and critical transformation while protecting against employee change fatigue and burnout
Headline results show an acceleration in store closures as more chain stores exit the high street, but is this likely to repeat in 2024?
At PwC UK, our Deals practice had a record year in 2023 for transactions that support the transition to Net Zero. Here are our predictions for the subsectors that are likely to be hot for investors in 2024.
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