Thursday 12 February 11.00-12.00
Additions | Exemptions | Exclusions
How the shifting landscape of energy costs is reshaping your bills
Over the next year, MEUC members will see energy bills continue to shift. Not because of wholesale prices, but because of what’s being added on top.
Transmission and distribution charges are rising. Levies like the Nuclear RAB charge are already on bills. And new support schemes, such as the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS), are changing who gets relief.
Whether you’re gaining from exemptions or absorbing more of the cost, understanding how the non-commodity mix is evolving is essential for budgeting, forecasting and decision-making.
Delivered by Daniel Starman, Sales Energy Market Lead at Drax, this session will help end-users across all sectors get a clearer picture of where costs are heading and why.
Drax is the UK’s largest source of renewable electricity by output. They supply that power – plus added-value energy services – to the country’s businesses and other organisations.
Relying on sustainable biomass, hydro-electric power and pumped hydro storage, Drax generation assets provide essential support services to the UK energy system and are vital to its security of supply.
A pdf of the slide-deck is available here
Outline Agenda
| 11.00 | Welcome and Introduction Robin Hale, Chief Exec, MEUC |
| Additions | Exemptions | Exclusions How the shifting landscape of energy costs is reshaping your bills • What’s driving the rise in non-commodity costs • How relief schemes are shifting the cost burden between sectors • What to expect over the next 12 to 18 months • What actions energy users should consider now Daniel Starman, Sales Energy Market Lead at Drax | |
| 12.00 | Close |