Energy prices are high. Here are 3 things we are doing to lower our prices:
1. Doubling down on solar farms and installations to generate more clean, low cost energy
2. Integrating AI across the business to cut operational costs
3. Constantly improving our trading operations to
Fuse Energy
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Joined February 2022
- A solar panel has no moving parts. No fuel. It sits in the light and makes electricity. Boring, but genius.
- Almost no one at Fuse Energy came from the energy industry. We don't hire based on industry experience. We hire based on ambition and willingness to take on responsibility. Within a year, many employees go from interns to team leaders. If you perform well and want
- Switch in under 3 minutes. Fuse Energy is on a mission to deliver low-cost, clean energy, now and for the future. Unlock low-cost energy today. 🔗 Link in bio.
- We're just getting started.If you want to see what happens when you treat energy like an engineering problem, read The Times today. Fuse went live in July 2023. Three years later: 300,000+ properties supplied $165M Q1 revenue EBITDA positive every month since Dec 2025 17% lower operating costs than
- A shipping lane closes 4,000 miles away. Your energy bill jumps £200. We must own the domestic supply chain so bills reflect cost of production, not global events. This is the mission.
- ⚡️ The week in energy markets, summarised. What moved: - Oil: Brent ~$108/bbl, WTI ~$104/bbl. Brent up ~7% on the week. The biggest weekly move in months. - Hormuz: Still effectively closed. The US has redirected 75 commercial vessels. Trump told Fox News the US "doesn't need"
- The electric vehicles are ready. The data centres are ready. Households are ready. The energy system isn't. We're fixing that.
- Fuse Energy repostedAI is compressing the timeline to low-cost energy. Since we’ve gone hardcore mode on AI: - Half of our support tickets were resolved by AI - Our AI meter reading agent now does straight through processing of ~70% of reads with ~100% accuracy That is an immediate 1.5% reduction
- ⚡️ The week in energy markets, summarised. What moved: - Oil: Brent ~$103/bbl, WTI ~$97/bbl. Brent jumped 2.5% on Thursday after US-Iran clashes, but is lower on the week overall. - Hormuz: US Navy destroyers transited the strait under Iranian fire on Thursday. The US then
- We should stop talking about 'using less energy.’ Conservation never sparked a revolution. Every major leap in human progress came from mastering and utilising more energy, not less. It's time we start chasing abundance.
- ⚡️ The week in energy markets, summarised. What moved: - Oil: WTI ~$104/bbl, Brent ~$111/bbl. Both up on the week. - UAE leaves OPEC. Effective today, 1 May. The UAE was producing ~3.4 million barrels/day, around 3% of global crude. Brief 2-3% intraday dip in oil on the
- It takes 15–20 years to connect new power to the grid. That delay doesn’t just slow energy, it makes everything more expensive. Our CEO @alanchanguk joined @ridingunicorns_ to discuss why time is the real constraint, and how we’re building to move faster. 🔗 Link in reply.






