Typical situation no. 50
A building permit for a 60 MW data center was challenged before the administrative court two months after it was granted. The association is also seeking a suspension of works. The developer is torn between staying silent and responding publicly.
WHAT IS BLOCKING
- Any public statement can be used in the proceedings.
- Silence leaves the association alone in the media.
- Financial partners and the future tenant are concerned.
WHAT WE DO
- Coordination of communication with the project's lawyers.
- Messages tailored to each audience: residents, elected officials, partners, press.
- Dialogue with local stakeholders to avoid escalation.
- Monitoring of coverage and adjustments.
WHAT YOU GET
- A communication strategy for the duration of the proceedings.
- Messages approved by legal counsel.
- Regular updates with project management.
Typical format: Support throughout the proceedings. Every assignment is scoped in writing before it starts.
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Typical situation, based on real enquiries and anonymised. Figures are illustrative.
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