Helping Utility Communicators
How can EEC help your energy company with its content strategy challenges and solutions? Check out this case study to see what clients say about how we have created value for them.
Who is Egan Energy Communications?
EEC is a national, award-winning copy-writing firm that works exclusively with utilities and energy concerns. John Egan founded EEC in 2009 to provide clients with high-impact and cost-effective written materials that position clients more favorably with their stakeholders. He brings his passion, expertise and demonstrated skills as a researcher, writer and consultant to all engagements.
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"We're delighted John's part of our communications team!"
"We appreciate and value working with John. His in-depth knowledge of utility issues and highly collaborative approach to developing content helps us take our signature communication quarterly customer magazine, to a new, and better, place. John is flexible and responsive to our needs, and we're delighted he's part of our communications team."
Joe Flores | formerly with Burbank Water and Power
The Latest EEC Perspectives
Twice a month John Egan shares his insights on a wide range of utility communications and marketing topics: crisis communications, price increases, customer communications, messaging, communications channels, employee engagement, turning complex topics into understandable copy, utility marketing, branding and advertising. His blog posts all further our mission to help utilities and energy companies turn their stakeholders into advocates.
Blog, Efficiency & Conservation, Programs & Services, Utility Marketing
Utility Marketing: Are You Looking for Zebras in the Right Place?
Shortly after I launched Egan Energy Communications, I had the good fortune to work with a business coach. When I asked her how I could find prospective clients, a perennial concern of all businesses, she replied, “If you want to see Z...
Blog, Employee, Employee Communications, Employees, Utility Communications
Employee Engagement: Guest Blog on Ways to Improve It
Employee engagement continues to be a high-interest topic among our readers. As a more contagious and deadly variant of COVID-19 emerges, utilities and energy companies are trying to decide when office workers will return to the office, ...
Blog, Customer, Messaging, Utility Communications, Utility Leadership
Utility Customer Messaging: Leaders Go First
My town, like many in the West, faces an ongoing imbalance in water, where demand exceeds supply. Going into the summer of 2021, the water conditions in Lafayette, Colorado, a Denver suburb, are not nearly as bad as they are in Californi...
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