London Research International
is a global research and consulting firm,
combining broad research capabilities with
specialist expertise
With experience in over 100 countries around the world, LRI Global Research provides bespoke research and consulting expertise for a range of sectors. Based on our broad history, we have a strong understanding of what companies require in order to expand their operations overseas. Our key strength is being able to offer integrated services; incorporating both research and marketing in vital global industries such as energy, biotechnology, chemical manufacturing, and transport.
Consulting
Energy
LRI Energy covers both traditional and emerging energy subsectors. Our renewable energy portal, REDatabase, is a comprehensive online resource for all renewable energy data and information, with access to over 40 energy publications.
Carbon Management
LRI provides consulting services for carbon emissions management including strategic management, accounting and reduction programmes. We develop plans and documentation for all levels of corporate carbon management.
Chemical Regulations
LRI Chemical Regulation Advisory provides 'Only Representative' services to a range of non-EU Exporters as well as consulting services on substance regulations for the environmental and safety compliance of products, chemicals and biotechnologies.
PPP & Infrastructure
LRI aims to provide British Expertise for PPP projects outside of the UK. We have mobilised the UK's most qualified experts to provide the highest standard support for public and private sector clients in all major infrastructure sectors.
LRI's featured publication
This comprehensive report details the incentives and benefits available for renewable power development in 31 OECD countries, China and India. The study provides a clear country-to-country comparison of national incentive programs, emissions targets, and support for renewable electricity production.
Both the urgent need to cut GHG emissions and the contribution that renewable energy can make towards energy security is being increasingly acknowledged in developed countries. Despite current unstable macroeconomic conditions, investment in the deployment of renewable electricity remains strong. However, the persistently high cost of deployment is such that government incentives continue to be required. A major challenge for renewable power developers lies in identifying which of these incentive schemes offer good value for money and the predictability needed to justify significant commitments of capital. Combining key electricity market statistics with an analysis of operating and investment incentives for each country, the report provides concise but comprehensive information regarding the climate for renewable power investment in 31 OECD countries, China and India.
For more information and to buy the publication please visit: REdatabase.com
