Both public sector and not-for-profit organisations face the challenge of delivering essential services with limited budgets. From councils and emergency services to libraries, charities and leisure centres, energy is not just a major overhead, but also a key enabler for resilience, sustainability, and compliance. At SEFE Energy, we provide clear, cost-effective energy solutions that help organisations manage spend, take control of their energy usage, and deliver on net zero commitments.
We know professional service firms need energy solutions that adapt to changing demands while keeping costs predictable. That's why our contracts are designed to offer both flexibility and control – whether you prefer the certainty of a fixed price or the freedom of a market-linked option. Not sure which approach suits your organisation best? Our Product Finder tool makes it easy for you to find your fit.
Our Help & Support Hub answers all your account management questions, from billing and payments to meter reads and reporting, helping your teams save time and reduce complexity.
Access insights on energy efficiency, resilience planning, and compliance to support both day-to-day management and long-term sustainability goals. Our resources cover practical guidance to help organisations reduce costs, strengthen resilience, and deliver on net zero commitments.
If your company has been looking at ways to manage long-term energy costs while hitting sustainability targets, you might’ve come across the term Power Purchase Agreement, or PPA for short. But what is the big appeal?
The UK government recently introduced significant changes to the public sector procurement process through the Procurement Act 2023. Here’s everything you need to know about the new regulations, and what they might mean for your own business.
Renewable energy is transforming the UK’s energy landscape, offering sustainable solutions that are key for the ambitious target of hitting net-zero emissions by 2050. Find out more about the technologies shaping the future of energy in this blog post.
We’re committed to keeping customer information secure so that all of your data is fully protected.
Your information is only accessed when necessary, by those who need to see it and to provide you with the services you have asked for. Further to this, all our staff members are trained on data protection and follow strict data protection guidelines.
Smart meter readings are the most up-to-date and accurate way to capture energy usage on a regular basis, without relying on time-consuming manual reads. We use this data to calculate your monthly energy bills so we can ensure you’re being charged based on your actual energy usage. Your data is secure with us – our team is trained in data protection, and we do not sell consumption data to third parties for any reason. Only you, or an individual nominated by you directly, will have access to this data through our online portal.
We can accept forms with more than one qualifying MPRN if the company name and ‘Details of Your Claim’ section is the same for all sites. If the sites have a different qualifying percentage, classification of claim or reason for claim then we require separate forms.
We can accept them on the same form if they have different site addresses, but the addresses must be supplied for each MPRN. This can be added as an appendix to the form.
If your company has charitable status but your application for reduced VAT has been rejected, it may be due to activities on the site falling under the category of charitable business use.
Only charitable non-business use qualifies for reduced VAT. If you would like more information on the distinction between the two, please refer to our guidance sheet. If there is both charitable business and charitable non-business use at the site, you will need to calculate the split between them for the qualifying percentage.
SEFE Energy sources its gas from the same wholesale market as most other suppliers. All trading activity for our customers is undertaken by SEFE Marketing & Trading Ltd - our UK parent company, based in London. The gas we buy on the wholesale market comes from a variety of sources and countries including Norway and Qatar.