Andrew Turton

With more than 20 years' experience in the low-carbon energy sector, I help organisations navigate the complexities of the energy transition. Combining deep technical expertise with strategic insight, I advise government, regulators, local authorities, national agencies, and commercial organisations on the technologies, markets, and policies shaping the future energy system.

I lead LCP Delta's residential energy consulting practice, supporting clients to understand and respond to emerging opportunities across the evolving retail energy landscape. My work spans residential flexibility, future retail markets, customer propositions and tariff development, local energy systems, and strategies to create long-term customer value. My expertise in techno-economic assessment, energy system modelling, scenario analysis, and decarbonisation pathway analysis enables me to translate complex challenges into practical, commercially robust solutions.

A significant focus of my career has been heat decarbonisation. I have led numerous district heating and heat network feasibility, design, and strategic studies, while also advising the UK Government on the development and delivery of heat decarbonisation policy.

Before joining LCP Delta, I was Regional Director at AECOM, where I led a multidisciplinary sustainability team delivering complex energy and decarbonisation projects. Earlier in my career, I worked at Element Energy, advising public and private sector clients on low-carbon energy strategy, policy, and market development.

I hold an MSc in Applied Physics and a PhD in Microsystems Technology from Durham University and am a Chartered Engineer and Member of the Institute of Physics (CEng MInstP).