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Third Revolution Projects
Planning better places
About Third Revolution Projects
Third Revolution is a planning, sustainability and economics consultancy leading clients through change. We work at the intersection of transformational technologies, shifting societal needs, and land use. From energy and digital infrastructure to new housing and industrial development and strategy, we support ambitious developers, infrastructure providers and public bodies to unlock complex projects and shape future-ready places. Our purpose is to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable future by tackling societies biggest challenges. We do this by combining rigorous analysis, deep sector insight, and creative strategy, helping clients navigate uncertainty and deliver projects that create lasting value for people and planet. We provide trusted advice across service areas including: planning applications and strategy, socio-economic assessment and research, strategic sustainability, policy and spatial planning, engagement, visioning and evidence for innovation in place. We specialise in sectors where innovation is driving rapid change, including: • Renewable energy and digital infrastructure, such as data centres • Commercial, economic and industrial development • Residential development and strategic land • Nationally significant and complex projects We’re proud to work with clients who are solving big problems, and to help them shape solutions that are ambitious, evidence-led, and deliverable.
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Presence & Recognition
Third Revolution Projects is hosting a webinar on 21 September featuring Robert Shaw, Martyn Jarvis, and Odette Chalaby from Town Legal LLP and Landmark Chambers to explore energy planning changes and renewable energy development.
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Presence & Recognition
Third Revolution Projects Robert Shaw is joining Martyn Jarvis of Town Legal LLP and Odette Chalaby of Landmark Chambers to discuss energy planning and policy on 21 September
Reported by Stefano Smith FRTPI FRSA