Staying ahead in a shifting energy market
With the Autumn Budget date now set, and major consultations concluding, the energy landscape is shifting once again. From market reform and industrial strategy to pricing models and evolving market dynamics, businesses need to stay informed to stay ahead.
The cost of energy remains a major concern for businesses, especially with the growing burden of network and policy charges required to deliver the government’s Clean Power 2030 commitment. In this session, we’ll cover the key developments from November’s Budget, plus the latest announcements on any additional financial support for business energy costs.
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UK energy markets and winter outlook
Shaping policy through business needs
Unpacking non-commodity costs
Energy roadmap: what to expect
Matt Cullen will explain what a reformed national pricing model means for businesses following the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero’s (DESNZ) decision. Matt will also share predictions on what we can expect from the government’s delivery plan, including how the roadmap could unfold.
