30 September 2026
At SEFE Energy, we're committed to sharing practical insights that help businesses navigate today's evolving energy landscape. Recently, our experts have contributed to a range of industry publications, exploring topics including the future role of gas, improving manufacturing efficiency and managing energy costs associated with air conditioning.
As the UK continues its transition towards a lower-carbon energy system, natural gas remains a critical part of the energy mix. In this article for Talking Utilities, SEFE Energy explores the role gas is expected to play beyond 2026 and why a pragmatic, balanced approach to the energy transition will be essential.
The article examines the challenges facing the sector as businesses seek to balance security of supply, affordability and decarbonisation. It highlights the importance of maintaining reliable energy infrastructure while enabling the development of emerging technologies, including hydrogen and carbon capture, that will help support long-term net-zero ambitions.
SEFE Energy’s Ben Bradshaw discusses how businesses can prepare for a changing energy landscape and why flexibility, resilience and careful planning will remain key considerations in the years ahead.
Read the full article (Page 39)
Rising energy costs continue to challenge manufacturers across the UK, making energy efficiency an increasingly important driver of competitiveness. In this article for MEUC, Sam Sherlock explores how manufacturers can use smarter energy management to reduce costs, improve productivity and strengthen operational resilience.
As margins remain under pressure, the piece highlights why businesses that invest in energy efficiency and adopt a strategic approach to procurement will be better positioned to improve performance and build long-term resilience.
Air conditioning plays an essential role in maintaining comfortable and productive working environments, particularly during periods of warmer weather. However, increased demand can also lead to higher energy consumption and rising operational costs. In this article for FMUK, SEFE Energy shares practical advice for facilities managers looking to manage these costs more effectively.
By taking a proactive approach to energy management, facilities managers can help control costs, support sustainability goals and ensure buildings remain comfortable and efficient throughout the year.
Whether you're looking to improve operational efficiency, review your energy procurement strategy or better understand how market developments could impact your business, our specialists are here to help. Get in touch to find out how SEFE Energy can support your organisation with tailored energy solutions and market insight.