Non-Commodity Charges Explained
By: Stephen Evans, Industry Costing Manager
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07/06/2022
Updated 24/11/2025 - 1 minute read
- Webinar, Energy Market & Industry
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Join us for a 45-minute webinar, where our Industry Charging Team will take you through the different non-commodity charges added to electricity and gas invoices.
These traditionally make up as much as 60% of your total invoiced cost – and many are set to increase – so it’s important to understand what they are and what they do.
We’ll also discuss any changes that are on the horizon, such as the way distribution and transmission charges are calculated, and the introduction of the new Green Gas Levy (GGL).
What’s more, we’ll explore the way in which policy costs could be more evenly shared between electricity and gas.
You won’t want to miss this vital insight, which will help make energy easier to understand. Plus, you’ll also have time at the end to put your questions to our panel of experts.
To see the impact of non-commodity charges on your business, use our Energy Cost Calculator today to visualise your complete outgoing costs on energy today.
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