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11 March 2026
In a market where energy prices and regulatory costs can shift quickly, many organisations are looking for ways to bring a bit more stability to their budgets. In this blog post, we will take a look at fully fixed contracts in more detail, equipping you to better understand what to look for in the fine print and protect your balance sheet from unexpected additions.
Switching a school to renewable energy is an achievable goal. It takes planning, it takes budget, and it won't happen in a term. But schools across the UK are doing it, and the case for getting started has never been stronger.
Energy is likely to be one of the biggest overheads your business has to deal with, so securing the right price and the right terms on your business' gas and electricity is crucial. We’ve assembled this guide to help you develop an effective energy procurement strategy that’ll help you navigate towards the most suitable energy agreement for your business.
The education sector is confronting a question that touches every part of its operation: how to keep estates affordable to run while meeting increasingly challenging expectations for carbon reduction. This whitepaper examines how the education sector is balancing cost control with the need for long-term sustainability, analyses the pressures influencing energy use and the areas where progress is measurable – and outlines how SEFE Energy supports institutions in planning for a lower-carbon future.
For hospitality operators, reputation has always been a valuable asset, and today, decarbonisation and energy transparency are becoming central to that reputation. In effect, energy strategy now intersects with brand value and market access.
Healthcare providers across the UK are facing challenges that require careful planning and a hands-on approach to cost management. This whitepaper looks at the current energy profile of UK healthcare, outlines the challenges providers face, and highlights examples of practical steps already being taken.
Given the energy-consuming equipment and infrastructure required to keep a leisure centre running, it's easy to see why energy costs are so high in the sports and leisure sector. This blog post offers a comprehensive guide that looks at some of the ways businesses in the sports and leisure sector can improve their energy consumption.
Industrial & Commercial organisations are operating through one of the most demanding energy environments in decades. In this whitepaper, SEFE Energy examines how industrial and commercial organisations are responding to energy volatility, regulatory pressure, and growing customer expectations.
For businesses across the UK that want to lower their carbon footprint, Renewable Energy Certificates offer a surprisingly simple way to get involved in the shift towards clean energy. This article breaks down what they are, how they can help your business achieve its goals, and what are the next steps if you are keen to use Renewable Energy Certificates yourself.
Using energy is unavoidable, but the way it is managed has never been more important. In this guide, we’ll explore why energy audits are worth carrying out, how auditing differs from energy due diligence, the different types of audit available, how to prepare, and how to turn findings into practical action.
In this blog we delve into the intricacies of managing multiple sites, with a focus on energy management. We'll explore the challenges faced in this area and offer practical advice and insights gleaned from industry professionals on how to navigate these challenges effectively.
With the rise in demand for computational processing and storage, data centres are booming, and the trend shows no signs of stopping. In this article we will outline the basic features of data centres, review the factors impacting their energy usage, and explore how a good energy supplier can support data centre operators.
The UK Energy market continues to be volatile, leading to uncertainty for organisations trying to manage energy costs and negotiate new contracts. Here we offer some tips on how to manage your energy bills, and take a look at what’s driving today’s energy prices.
