Energy and Industrial Competitiveness in the United Kingdom
Tuesday 10 June (11.00-12.00)

Join us as MEUC Partner On-Site Energy, unpacks the key pressures facing manufacturers — from rising non-commodity costs to growing competition for capital — and explores practical solutions through real-world case studies.

Whether you’re navigating rising energy bills or planning your next sustainability investment, this session will offer valuable context and actionable ideas.

A pdf of the slide-deck is available here

Outline Agenda

11.00Welcome and Introduction
Robin Hale, Chief Exec, MEUC
11.05• How do UK energy prices compare to other industrial manufacturing nations such as Germany or the US? What impact does this have on the commercial viability of technologies such as heat pumps or cogeneration?
• What are the different components that make up your electricity bill ? E.g. CfD, tariffs, network charges. In which direction will non-commodity costs be heading ?
• What are the internal and external factors that are increasing the competition for capital for energy and sustainability projects ?
• Case Studies: How has On-Site Energy’s zero-capex, off-balance sheet commercial model enabled industrial businesses in the UK to improve energy efficiency, sustainability, and in turn, competitiveness within their market ?
11.45Q&A
12.00Close