
Blenheim Palace Joins Our Sustainable Energy Consortium
In partnership with North West-based energy and sustainability consultancy, Sustainable Energy First (SE First), Blenheim Palace has not only achieved one of its 10-year goals

In partnership with North West-based energy and sustainability consultancy, Sustainable Energy First (SE First), Blenheim Palace has not only achieved one of its 10-year goals

We’re delighted to announce that Sustainable Energy First has been shortlisted as a finalist for the ‘Transformation Award’ at the Red Rose Awards 2026! The

Sustainable Energy First has cemented its position as a market leader, securing a spot at the top in this years prestigious TPI Report for Industrial

Tomorrow’s net zero leaders are sitting in classrooms today, which is why we’re looking to our partnership with the Association of Colleges in our latest

We’re thrilled to have partnered with Urban Splash, UK based property development company, who have joined our Sustainable Energy Consortium. As a result, most of

Ready to take the next step towards a greener future? 🌍 Pathway to Target Zero isn’t just another event – it’s your opportunity to collaborate

https://www.sefirst.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/UKCPRA25_WinnerPost-1.mp4 Sustainable Energy First is excited to share that we’ve won ‘Best Content Series’ at the 2025 UK Content & PR Awards for our Energy

Sustainable Energy First is pleased to announce that it has been shortlisted for the Best Content Series at the UK Content & PR Awards 2025.

We’re excited to share our brand-new “Sustainably Speaking” podcast, a plain-English approach to complex sustainability topics. Each episode, the host, our very own Ben Beetham,

The hospitality sector is facing uncertain times. Industry body UKHospitality is calling for urgent measures to avoid “sky-rocketing business rates” from next spring. At the moment, eligible businesses in the hospitality and leisure sector benefit from 75% off their business rates bills (up to a cap of £110,000 relief per business). But this ends on 31 March 2025 and could send shockwaves through the sector if no alternative help is put in place.