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BEAMA, the British Electrotechnical and Allied Manufacturers' Association are warning ministers that new smart energy rules need realistic timelines, or risk slowing the rollout of heat pumps, EV chargers and home batteries.

BEAMA has called for practical delivery pathways for the Government’s Smart and Secure Electricity Systems programme, arguing that product rules must reflect how technologies are designed, tested, certified and brought to market.

The programme is intended to make devices such as heat pumps, EV charge points and battery storage systems operate safely, securely and flexibly across the electricity system.

That matters because consumer-led flexibility is expected to become a major part of the UK’s clean power system.

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📣INDUSTRY NEWS
More than 100 major companies—including firms such as Nestlé, IKEA, Uber and Volvo Cars have argued that dependence on fossil fuels exposes businesses to volatile energy prices, geopolitical shocks, and supply-chain risks. They say electrification can improve energy security and long-term competitiveness. In simple terms: companies want energy that is cheaper, more predictable, and less dependent on international oil and gas markets.

The UK has ambitious climate and clean-energy goals, but businesses often complain that infrastructure is not being built quickly enough. Industry groups have repeatedly called for faster grid expansion, stronger EV policies, and incentives for electrification in homes and industry. Some businesses have also criticised government moves that could weaken electric vehicle targets, arguing that policy uncertainty discourages investment.

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Pozitive Energy are the Diamond Sponsor of the 2026 Full Power Partner Gala. Taking place on Friday the 18th September at the Belfry Hotel, Oxford.

As Pozitive Energy celebrates a decade of success, we caught up with the team to learn more about the company’s journey, growth, and future ambitions. From its beginnings with just three employees to becoming the UK's largest privately owned business energy supplier, this Q&A explores what makes Pozitive Energy unique, the technology driving its success, its company culture, and the team members joining us at this year’s Gala Dinner.

💡When was PE Founded?
Pozitive Energy was founded in 2016 and is proudly celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.

💡How many employees did the company start with?
The company started with just 3 employees and a vision to transform the business energy market.

💡How many employees does the company have today?
Today, the wider group employs around 500 people, with 34 team members based in the UK.

💡What makes PE different?
At the heart of the business is enfiniti, an industry-leading technology platform that powers Pozitive Energy and its range of business solutions. The platform gives customers access to valuable business data and insights across utilities, telecommunications, financial services, and more, helping them make smarter business decisions.

💡What has been one of the company’s biggest achievements?
One of our proudest achievements is becoming the largest privately owned business energy supplier in the UK.

💡Who will be attending this year’s Gala Dinner?
We’re delighted to be represented by:

Premal Ruparelia – Account Manager, Pozitive Water Ltd
Mitch Scott – Sales Relationship Manager, Pozitive Energy
Tom Glanville – Business Development Manager, Pozitive Energy
Adam White – Head of Sales and Relationships, Pozitive Water Ltd
Julie Piper – Senior Sales Relationship Manager, Pozitive Energy
Shaun Newbould – Operations Director, Pozitive Energy

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We are proud to announce that we have been shortlisted for Heat 'Network Advisor of the Year' by the District Energy Association. This is a well deserved nomination for our Bureau Team 👏. Winners will be announced at the UKDEA Heat Networks Expo on the 14th July