According to Inenco’s latest research, by 2020, manufacturers could face power bills up to 60% higher than they were in 2016. David Oliver discusses strategies for minimising energy costs.
In recent years, UK energy price rises have been driven by ‘non-commodity’ charges – predominantly green taxes on bills that support low-carbon generation and the growing charges required to cover the costs of upgrading the UK’s network infrastructure. These non-commodity charges have risen 25% in the past two years alone, but flat or falling wholesale costs…
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