Supporting energy-intensive sectors with their energy

Whether your business is an aerospace manufacturer or part of its supply chain, we have a proven track record of supporting the sector with its energy challenges.

Automotive manufacturers have the unique challenge of needing to achieve their own net zero targets in addition to meeting the zero-emissions vehicle mandate of 2035.

The chemical industry is under increasing pressure to work toward a sustainable future as the industry plays a critical role in delivering a decarbonised economy.

UK engineering and manufacturing businesses are grappling with escalating energy costs, stringent emissions targets, and relentless global competition. Precision-driven operations demand energy reliability.

The food and drink industry is taking great strides towards establishing a sustainable value chain in order to meet the government’s target of carbon net zero by 2050.

Whether you specialise in domestic or commercial furniture, or manufacture components, we have a proven track record in the industry and are partners of the British Furniture Manufacturers Association.

Whether you use plastic extrusion, injection moulding, rotational moulding, or other plastic manufacturing processes, we help manufacturers reduce their energy costs and consumption.

Metal fabricators, forgers, stampers and casters are under increasing pressure to work toward a sustainable future and meet the government’s target of carbon net zero by 2050. We can help.

UK textiles manufacturers face the challenge of preserving heritage and quality while tackling rising energy costs, global competition, and growing demands for sustainable supply chains.

There is significant regulatory pressure on the cold store sector to continue to lower energy use and emissions in the coming years, above and beyond what the sector has already achieved.

Managing energy across large, multi-site operations means navigating a complex web of contracts, consumption patterns, compliance demands, and sustainability targets across every location.

The data centre industry is under pressure as the demand for data rises and the industry expands, making the sector one of the world’s largest power consumers.