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The Energy Server Service queencreek is associated with Intel software, particularly the Intel Driver Update Utility and related components. This error indicates that the service unexpectedly stopped running. If it has only happened once and your computer is otherwise functioning normally, it is generally not a reason for concern.
Since this is related to Intel software rather than a core Windows component, running SFC would not necessarily resolve it. Have you noticed any performance problems, freezing, or other unusual behavior, or did you only discover this error while checking Event Viewer? Is this the first time the error has appeared, or are there previous entries for the same service? Do you have Intel Driver & Support Assistant or Intel Computing Improvement Program installed?
Open Settings > Apps > Installed apps and search for Intel Computing Improvement Program or Intel Driver & Support Assistant. If either is installed and the error continues occurring, repairing or reinstalling the affected utility may resolve the problem. Intel has also confirmed that the associated service can be disabled or uninstalled if the relevant drivers are already up to date and the utility is no longer needed.