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Calculate how the incoming TNUoS charges will impact your bill
NFU Energy has developed a TNUoS charges impact calculator in partnership with the NFU to help you understand how the proposed changes will effect your business ‘energy costs. Use the free energy calculator today Not only will the calculator help you estimate the impact of the TNUoS charge on your business, the data will be…
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Standing charges are rising – here’s what you need to know
Electricity costs continue to increase, and with major updates to non-commodity charges underway, many organisations will soon see higher standing charges on their bills. What are standing charges?They’re the fees you pay simply for being connected to the electricity grid. These charges fund the operation, maintenance and upgrade of the UK’s energy networks and they…
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Upcoming changes to standing charges: What’s changing and how to prepare
This blog below was written with insights from NFU Energy. From this month (October 2025), electricity customers across the UK will start to see changes in how standing charges are calculated on their electricity bill. This is the first change in a series of three standing charge changes coming into effect which will impact non-commodity…
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Energy market update – September 2025
August Recap We observed a slight increase in wind conditions which helped wind surpass gas in the generation mix. Gas storage struggled to pick up and although Norwegian maintenance could potentially disrupt this activity, previous years have seen injections occur during August. With no improvement here, the markets were surprisingly calm as we moved closer…
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Energy Market Update – August 2025
July Recap Hot and windless weather caused some issues for renewables and imported power during the month. Whilst domestically, gas was the majority source of electricity, high river temperatures in France saw some reductions in output from their nuclear fleet in response to cooling reactors. For the most part, prices decreased for gas, however…
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Energy Market Update – July 2025
June recap In the wake of the US’s part in bombings in Iran, prices soared before quickly eroding. Curiously in the wake of these strikes, ceasefires were observed in both the Ukraine/Russia and Iran/Israel/Palestine conflicts, albeit these were short lived. Trade wars between the US and other nations, mainly China also played a part in…
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New CCA Scheme set to launch in January 2026 for Pig, Poultry, and Horticulture Sectors
The UK Government has confirmed that a new phase of the Climate Change Agreements (CCA) scheme will begin in January 2026, offering businesses in the Pig, Poultry, and Horticulture sectors a valuable opportunity to reduce energy costs and support net-zero goals. This blog provides a quick overview of what’s coming and what you should be…
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Energy Market Update – June 2025
May recap An interesting month in Energy, the EU outlines plans to sanction any remaining Russian gas and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) into member states. LNG was targeted by the end of the year which is ambitious. Hungary and Slovakia in particular objected to the initial plans but the roadmap set a clear state of…
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Energy Market Update – May 2025
April Recap A relatively tepid month in energy news. Gas outperformed wind in electricity generation, for context in April 2024 wind produced over twice what gas managed. UK gas storage diverged from last year’s position. During April 2024 injections were commonplace in the lead up to the 1st of the annual Norwegian maintenance windows. However,…
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Energy Market Update – April 2025
March Recap Overall, March turned out to be a relatively stable month price-wise. Although gas outperformed wind by 1.1TWh, overall power demand was down by around the same amount from February. Positive steps were seemingly made towards peace in the Ukraine with the commencement of peace talks. However, nothing solid materialised in the talks between…
