What does the project stand for, and how can it be communicated in a way that is clear, credible, and relevant to key stakeholders? We develop the communications positioning, key messages, and a concrete communications plan covering every stage from site development through to operations.

Questions, feedback, and concerns need a clear and accessible point of contact. We establish local contact structures for communities, municipalities, and other stakeholders, including clear responsibilities, processes, and appropriate information formats.

What questions keep coming up? Where do concerns arise, and which of them are actually based on fact? We identify the key questions and misconceptions and turn them into clear, accessible FAQs, fact checks, and information materials. This is particularly relevant for topics such as energy, water, waste heat, biodiversity, regional economic impact, and community engagement. We show what a project is planning, implementing, and has already achieved—across both offline and digital channels, in a factual and easy-to-understand way. This turns ESG communications into more than a promise: it makes progress transparent and verifiable.

How can a project remain visible and transparent over the years? We use the right digital, offline, and local formats to communicate key milestones before and after commissioning—from site development, planning, permitting, and construction to timelines and ongoing operations.

How can project leaders be prepared for critical questions and important conversations? We develop policy briefings, key talking points, Q&As, and meeting preparation materials. We also support communications with municipalities, policymakers, public authorities, and other relevant stakeholders.

What is happening at EU level, and what does it mean for data centers? We monitor relevant developments in Brussels and translate them into actionable insights for data center developers and operators. This helps companies stay on top of developments in regulation, energy, sustainability, data, and infrastructure—and prepare for changes at an early stage.

A single press event is not enough to keep a project visible and well understood over the long term. We develop and deliver ongoing press and media relations, including press releases, background briefings, proactive media outreach, editorial content, media enquiries, and spokesperson preparation.

How can project teams engage in meaningful dialogue with local communities, municipalities, and the wider public? We design and deliver community dialogues, information sessions, construction-site engagement, project exhibitions, neighborhood formats, and events. The focus is not only on providing information, but also on creating space for questions, feedback, and genuine exchange.

We turn strategies and content into tangible communications materials—from websites and landing pages to flyers and brochures, presentations, visualizations, signage, exhibition design, event materials, and digital updates—in collaboration with our in-house design agency, ehlers//kohfeld. Strategy and execution. One point of contact.

Does your internal team need additional capacity at short notice, a fresh perspective, or hands-on support with implementation? We act as a strategic sparring partner for in-house communications and project teams, supporting them with planning, critical issues, coordination, media enquiries, and hands-on execution—whether on an ad hoc or ongoing basis.