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02 October 2025
This month, SEFE Energy has been featured across several key sector publications, sharing insights tailored to specific customer audiences. From retail to care homes, our specialists have been helping businesses navigate energy efficiency and fraud awareness.
Care Home Management
Protecting care homes from energy fraud (page 32)
With a rise in energy fraud cases, it’s critical for organisations to stay vigilant and avoid costly mistakes. SEFE Energy is helping care homes spot the warning signs. In this feature, Nathan Smith, Head of Mid-Market and Deemed Business, outlines common scams and how these organisations can protect themselves and ultimately safeguard the interests of their residents.
“Scams are generally becoming more sophisticated as AI grows in maturity... care homes need to make sure they know who they are dealing with.”
The Carer
Energy fraud: what care providers need to know (page 8)
Continuing the theme of fraud awareness, this article (also authored by Nathan Smith) offers advice for care home managers looking to avoid energy scams, urging them to thoroughly vet suppliers and partners and read through contracts carefully.
“Energy scams can be subtle... utilise support where possible to find the best solution for your business.”
Talking Retail
Retailers should think about energy efficiency all year round
In this piece Femi Obudu, Mid-Market Sales Manager, encourages retailers to take a proactive approach to energy efficiency rather than focusing efforts only on peak seasons. He notes:
“Combatting the challenges that extreme weather presents does require some additional thought but needn’t be a heavy lift. Simple, actionable steps can make a meaningful difference.”
The article offers practical guidance for independent retailers looking to reduce costs and improve sustainability, including supplier selection, contract options, and on-site optimisations.
Major Energy Users Council - BUU Magazine
The role of energy suppliers in supporting in supporting industrial decarbonisation (page 18)
In this feature, Sam Sherlock, Head of UK Corporate, reviews some of the practical pathways that can empower organisations to manage costs while also reducing emissions. Focusing particularly on large energy users in industry, the article outlines the importance of energy efficiency, future gas alternatives and electrification, positioning energy management as a strategic priority rather than just an operational cost.
Sam highlights the benefits of a closer relationship with suppliers:
“Engaging early with energy suppliers is important as it allows organisations to explore renewable energy options, infrastructure requirements, and emerging market opportunities, while managing risk and cost.”
