Issue Expertise
Energy, Climate & Utilities
Experience navigating the policy, public, and stakeholder considerations surrounding energy, climate, and utility projects across the West & nationwide.
Experience where policy, infrastructure, and communities intersect.
Energy and utility issues bring together public policy, regulatory considerations, infrastructure needs, communities, landowners, businesses, and environmental interests.
Freestone brings experience across government, public affairs, communications, and stakeholder engagement to help clients understand the interests at play and navigate complex decisions.
Energy Development
Energy projects bring together policy requirements, land use considerations, and community interests.
We help clients understand the landscape around a project and build productive engagement with the people who can influence its path forward.
Climate Change
Climate policy continues to shape decisions across government, business, and communities.
Our experience provides clients with perspective on changing policy and the public considerations surrounding climate-related issues.
Electric & Water Utility Projects
Utility projects often intersect with regulatory requirements and the communities they serve.
Effective engagement can surface concerns early, strengthen communication, and support a more informed path through the public process.
Understanding what surrounds the issue matters.
Energy and utility projects increasingly sit at the intersection of public policy, community priorities, regulatory processes, and long-term infrastructure needs.
Freestone’s complimentary experience across government, public affairs, communications, and stakeholder engagement helps clients see those considerations together and prepare for what comes next.
How we help
Experience paired with the right strategy.
Strategic Public Affairs
Navigate policy, stakeholders, public issues, and strategic decisions.
Government Relations & Lobbying
Crisis Communications
Communicate clearly when scrutiny, uncertainty, or public attention rises.
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