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| − | In 2003/04 | + | In 2003/04 BE retained [[PPS Group]] a specialist PR agency focused on influencing local government particularly in relation to planning issues. In October 2004, British Energy appointed [[Craig Stevenson]], a former UK lobbyist for [[Monsanto]] as the head of government affairs and in December it enlisted [[Helen Liddell]], the former energy minister, to provide "strategic advice" on a short contract for a fee of roughly £15,000. BE also commissioned the services of [[Financial Dynamics]], a PR firm, for a sum of £1million.(''New Statesman'', May 27, 2005) |
British Energy is a founding member of the [[Scottish Parliament Business Exchange]] | British Energy is a founding member of the [[Scottish Parliament Business Exchange]] | ||
Revision as of 20:51, 29 January 2006
Background
British Energy is Britain's largest producer of electricity, generating around one-fifth of the nation’s electricity. British Energy was privatised and floated in 1996.
PR and Lobbying
In 2003/04 BE retained PPS Group a specialist PR agency focused on influencing local government particularly in relation to planning issues. In October 2004, British Energy appointed Craig Stevenson, a former UK lobbyist for Monsanto as the head of government affairs and in December it enlisted Helen Liddell, the former energy minister, to provide "strategic advice" on a short contract for a fee of roughly £15,000. BE also commissioned the services of Financial Dynamics, a PR firm, for a sum of £1million.(New Statesman, May 27, 2005)
British Energy is a founding member of the Scottish Parliament Business Exchange
Key Personnel
| Chief Executive | Mike Alexander |
Related Articles
- Tim Webb, "Analysis: Nuclear haze",Independent on Sunday, November 27, 2005
- Jonathan Leake and Dan Box, When PR goes nuclear, New Statesman, May 27, 2005
