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With little more than 8 months until the UK formally leaves the EU on 29 March 2019, what are the latest developments, risks and opportunities for the Chemicals sector?
The UK may be an island nation but it has significant power infrastructure integration with the rest of Europe, and as negotiations continue, there remains much to be negotiated regarding our future power integration with Europe.
Whilst the strategic focus of international oil & gas companies might be at a global level, management teams in the UK will be judged on local performance, and therefore it is vital that the potential ramifications of Brexit are planned for and addressed.
The UK’s nuclear infrastructure relies largely on inbound investment and so the perceived uncertainty related to Brexit has the potential to threaten projects in the short term. With nuclear planning to form a large part of the UK’s future baseload generation, there is an urgent need to safeguard the current and future nuclear sourced electricity.
Brexit has proved to be a relative sideshow compared to other sectors, as the industry players are largely UK-based and locally staffed companies and there is no international trade in water itself, however there could still be many implications.
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In our previous blog, we discussed how a new customs border between the UK and EU is expected to impede movement of goods, requiring updates to Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) processes.
It has probably not escaped your attention, but we're now less than nine months away from Brexit and things are really hotting up. As we countdown to 29 March 2019; how prepared is your business for each Brexit scenario?
Cyber security experts at PwC have highlighted that a new version of the Google Chrome browser will now alert web users when a site they visit is not secure, leading to possible reputational damage for businesses not up to date.
Our experts analyse latest developments in the Brexit negotiations and outline what businesses should be doing now to prepare.
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