The Problem
The Energy Market Has Changed
The global energy system is undergoing its
biggest transformation in decades.
Demand is rising rapidly. Supply is increasingly complex.
And volatility is now the norm.
The Reality for
UK Businesses
Energy prices surged up to 600%
#1 Global cost burden UK manufacturers face some of the highest costs globally
1 in 10 Operations halted Businesses halted operations due to energy costs
81% Expect more pain Expect prices to keep rising
For many years, energy was something businesses rarely had to think about.
It was simply another overhead – predictable, manageable, and relatively stable.
That changed dramatically in 2022.
Across UK manufacturing and industry, energy prices surged by as much as 600%,
forcing businesses to confront a reality that had been building for years: the energy
market was no longer stable.
For many companies, energy has become one of the largest risks to profitability,
competitiveness and long-term planning.
I know this because we experienced it ourselves.
When our own operations faced these price increases, we began searching for
solutions that would provide long-term energy security. What we discovered was
that the world’s largest corporations had already solved this problem.
They were not relying on the wholesale energy market.
Instead, they were securing their power through private energy agreements,
connecting directly to renewable energy generators and locking in long-term pricing.
However, these solutions were typically only available to the largest corporations
due to cost, complexity and credit requirements.
We founded e2 Energy Partners to change that.
Our mission is simple: to make private energy accessible to businesses of all
sizes – delivering long-term price stability, reduced carbon emissions and true
energy security.
The energy transition is one of the greatest challenges industry has ever faced.
But with the right strategy, it can also be one of the greatest opportunities.
the shift
Energy Is No Longer a Utility Cost.
It's a Strategic Business Risk.
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They left the traditional energy market
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They secured private, long-term energy supply
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Until now, that hasn’t been accessible to most businesses.