SLR Consulting - Revision history

Riccardo Boscherini: /* Less fracking PR, more 'stakeholder engagement' */

2017-01-27T14:46:00Z

Less fracking PR, more 'stakeholder engagement'

Josh Leeson at 15:49, 28 April 2015

2015-04-28T15:49:14Z

Melissa Jones: /* Less PR, more 'stakeholder engagement' */

2015-04-21T04:03:31Z

Less PR, more 'stakeholder engagement'

Melissa Jones: /* Activities */

2015-04-21T04:02:42Z

Activities

Josh Leeson: /* Contact */

2015-04-20T14:46:41Z

Contact

Josh Leeson at 14:46, 20 April 2015

2015-04-20T14:46:25Z

Melissa Jones at 02:15, 5 September 2014

2014-09-05T02:15:45Z

Melissa Jones at 02:15, 5 September 2014

2014-09-05T02:15:21Z

Melissa Jones at 02:12, 5 September 2014

2014-09-05T02:12:14Z

Melissa Jones at 02:11, 5 September 2014

2014-09-05T02:11:18Z

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 SLR has been involved in the US shale gas scene for a number of years.  Its technical director [[Hamish Wilson]] says the firm has benefited strongly from shale gas extraction there, having opened an office in West Virginia to support companies working on the Marcellus shale, with some clients having “pretty much outsourced their environmental risk management to the company".
 ===Less fracking PR, more 'stakeholder engagement'===
 In the UK, Wilson has serious concerns about how stakeholder engagement on this issue has so far evolved. Dealings with the public have mainly been handled by PR companies - Wilson believes however that fracking operators would do well to conduct much more thorough stakeholder engagement projects using more suitably experienced environmental consultancies.

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	SLR is an international environmental consultancy that specialises in the energy, mining and minerals, waste management, planning and development, infrastructure and industrial sectors. It has offices in Europe, North America, Australasia, and Africa.		SLR is an international environmental consultancy that specialises in the energy, mining and minerals, waste management, planning and development, infrastructure and industrial sectors. It has offices in Europe, North America, Australasia, and Africa.

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 ==Activities==
 SLR has been involved in the US shale gas scene for a number of years.  Its technical director [[Hamish Wilson]] says the firm has benefited strongly from shale gas extraction there, having opened an office in West Virginia to support companies working on the Marcellus shale, with some clients having “pretty much outsourced their environmental risk management to the company".
-===Less PR, more 'stakeholder engagement'===
+===Less fracking PR, more 'stakeholder engagement'===
 In the UK, Wilson has serious concerns about how stakeholder engagement on this issue has so far evolved. Dealings with the public have mainly been handled by PR companies - Wilson believes however that fracking operators would do well to conduct much more thorough stakeholder engagement projects using more suitably experienced environmental consultancies.
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 :The public perceives a substantial amount of risk, which means any future work done in shale in the UK has to be carried out to absolute tip top standards. There mustn’t be a hint of aquifer damage – if the public gets a sense something has not been done quite right, it will blow up in the operators’ faces. For example, we saw how much angst there was following the earthquakes on Cuadrilla’s patch, despite most geologists saying they were relatively trivial.
-...The obvious question [from the public’s point of view] is ‘fracking can cause pollution, there’ll be trucks rumbling past, what’s in it for me?’ And the industry has yet to come up with an answer – not even ‘here’s some money’. <ref> [http://environment-analyst.com/5252/market-insight-consultants-gear-up-for-shale-gas-opportunities-part-ii Market Insight: Consultants gear up for shale gas opportunities (part II)], ''Environment Analyst'', 14 December 2012, accessed 4 September 2014 </ref>
+:...The obvious question [from the public’s point of view] is ‘fracking can cause pollution, there’ll be trucks rumbling past, what’s in it for me?’ And the industry has yet to come up with an answer – not even ‘here’s some money’. <ref> [http://environment-analyst.com/5252/market-insight-consultants-gear-up-for-shale-gas-opportunities-part-ii Market Insight: Consultants gear up for shale gas opportunities (part II)], ''Environment Analyst'', 14 December 2012, accessed 4 September 2014 </ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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 ==Activities==
 SLR has been involved in the US shale gas scene for a number of years.  Its technical director [[Hamish Wilson]] says the firm has benefited strongly from shale gas extraction there, having opened an office in West Virginia to support companies working on the Marcellus shale, with some clients having “pretty much outsourced their environmental risk management to the company".
+===Less PR, more 'stakeholder engagement'===
 In the UK, Wilson has serious concerns about how stakeholder engagement on this issue has so far evolved. Dealings with the public have mainly been handled by PR companies - Wilson believes however that fracking operators would do well to conduct much more thorough stakeholder engagement projects using more suitably experienced environmental consultancies.

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 ==Contact==
-:'''Address:''' SLR Consulting Ltd,
+:'''Address:'''83 Victoria Street,
 :London,
 :SW1H 0HW

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 ==Affiliations==
-*[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas]]
+*[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas]] - SLR Consulting paid £1000 in fees as an associate member of this APPG in November 2013
 ==People==
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 ==Clients==
 ==Contact==

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