Events & Webinars

Have you secured your free place at Energy Unplugged 2026?

Connect with industry professionals and gain practical energy and sustainability cost-saving tips at our exclusive event.

Date: Thursday 11th June 2026
Location: Albert Hall, Manchester, M2 5QR

Why attend?

• Hear from Tim Peake, British astronaut and keynote speaker, sharing his unique perspective on innovation and resilience.
• Uncover new commercial and cost-saving opportunities.
• Stay ahead of emerging regulation and policy changes that will impact your business tomorrow.
• Access practical, sector-specific insights across the energy value chain.
• Connect with Inspired’s experts and peers from across the industry.  

Spaces are limited and filling quickly – reserve your complimentary place today.

Date: Wednesday 15th April, 11am

UK manufacturers: avoid overpaying for energy in 2026. Learn from Make UK’s broker report – cut risk, boost transparency, and buy smarter.

Energy markets are volatile again – and many UK manufacturers are entering contracts that will lock in unnecessary cost and risk for years.

With prices shifting, regulation evolving, and procurement decisions becoming more complex, getting your next energy contract wrong could have a significant financial impact on your business.

This session is designed to give senior leaders clarity and control over one of their biggest operational costs. You will leave with a clearer understanding of:

• Where manufacturers are overpaying on energy contracts
• How third parties and brokers influence pricing (and what to challenge)
• What’s changing in the energy market — and what it means for your business
• How to approach your next contract with confidence in a volatile market

If your contract is renewing in the next 6–12 months, the decisions you make now will directly impact your cost base and risk exposure.

This session will help you make those decisions with greater confidence and control.

Who should attend?

Manufacturing leaders, finance and procurement teams, operations managers, and anyone responsible for energy matters.

Now is the time to review your energy strategy – before your next contract locks you in.