Puma Future Energies: Overview
Overview
About Puma Future Energies
There has never been a greater need for secure, clean and affordable energy. Future Energies is our response to the energy transition and our opportunity to expand our offering beyond fuels - bringing electrons to our customers and communities.
There is a shift from large, centralised power production and distribution to smaller, modular, more diverse and digitised energy systems. Our technical expertise, market knowledge and position in the energy supply chain mean that we are able to deliver distributed power solutions, underpinned by best-in-class technology and our high health, safety and environment (HSE) standards.
Our ESG in action
At Future Energies we are helping to drive Puma Energy’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) commitments and contribute to delivering the UN Sustainable Development Goals by:
- Developing energy infrastructure
- Providing sustainable, green energy
- Transforming under-energised communities with a reliable and cost-effective source of power
Our Value Propositions
Our solutions are
Decarbonised
We are decarbonising internally by implementing lower carbon solutions for all our assets. We are delivering these solutions to our customers and communities, capitalising on our existing B2B and end-user platform.
Decentralised
At Future Energies, we are helping to leapfrog energy infrastructure in Puma Energy’s markets. Utilising best-in-class technology we provide customer and community solutions that improve energy access and reliability compared to traditional grids, whether that means using solar panels that track the sun or batteries to improve stability.
Digitised
We partner with frontier technology firms to deliver improvements in our customers’ existing operational models. Whether it’s monitoring the performance of installed energy assets, analysing data to understand energy consumption patterns or implementing mobile payment solutions, our in-house capabilities allow us to deliver improvements to our customers’ energy consumption and bottom line.