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      Electricity and water utilities across the Pacific face increasing pressure from ageing assets, climate‑related disruption, rising demand and the need for significant investment to improve reliability and meet renewable energy goals.


      Key challenges that we see

      • Climate impacts

        Frequent cyclone and flood damage to networks and generation assets.

      • System losses and ageing equipment

        Technical and non‑technical losses affecting performance and revenue.

      • Water security

        Capacity constraints and network issues affecting reliability

      • Renewable transition

        Grid upgrades, storage solutions and system planning to integrate renewables.

      • Operational Technology (OT) risks

        Vulnerable control systems (e.g., SCADA and industrial controls) and outdated billing/customer platforms.

      • Regulation and safety

        Rising expectations in tariffs, environmental compliance and safety systems.



      How KPMG can strategically help you deliver and grow

      • Governance and regulatory advisory: uplift decision‑making, compliance and enterprise risk management.
      • Asset and investment planning: asset management frameworks, investment plans and feasibility studies.
      • Renewables, climate and ESG: transition roadmaps, resilience planning and ESG advisory.
      • Cybersecurity: IT/OT security reviews, billing system assessments and controls testing.
      • Assurance and reporting: audit and assurance, project audits and financial reporting support.


      Why choose KPMG?

       
       
       
       
      We understand the Pacific utility landscape and bring global sector experience to strengthen reliability, resilience and financial sustainability.

      Connect with us

      KPMG combines our multi-disciplinary approach with deep, practical industry knowledge to help clients meet challenges and respond to opportunities. Connect with our team to start the conversation.