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Electricity costs forecast to rise every year until 2030

Electricity costs forecast to rise every year until 2030

Stephen Evans

By: Stephen Evans, Senior Costing and Risk Manager

Electricity prices are set to top £250/MWh by 2030, driven by sharp rises in non-commodity charges added to invoices. The scale of delivering Clean Power 2030 is the main force behind this, pushing up policy subsidies and network infrastructure costs.


In this detailed video I break down what these increases mean in real terms, including the significant jumps coming in April 2026. I also share how leading businesses are responding and outline four practical steps you can take now to mitigate the impact and protect your bottom line.

 

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