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Understanding energy is at the heart of what we do. Inenco digests and deciphers new information, providing you with industry insights to keep up to date with the latest news and how it affects your business. Our team of experts share their specialist knowledge in our regular blog posts.
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What’s the outlook this summer?

Business flexibility back in demand There is an increased risk this summer that nuclear and renewables could exceed system demand – most likely during sunny Sunday afternoons when solar output is high, and during windy nights where demand is low but wind turbine output is high. To avoid this having a negative impact on system […]
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P272: one week in

Not every business is equal The official industry deadline for all suppliers to reclassify impacted businesses was April 1st – so theoretically, all impacted businesses should now have Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) meters and been transferred to the new, half hourly arrangements. However – not all suppliers have followed the same process. Some businesses found […]
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The Missing Millions: are you sitting on uncovered savings?

Finding the low hanging fruit is essential, which is why Inenco recently conducted a piece of research to look at the potential for businesses to recover savings from their energy bills. Our Bureau team discovered that businesses could be missing out on up to half a billion pounds of unclaimed refunds and incorrect charges on […]
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Will Article 50 trigger an energy crisis?

Unpredictable energy costs Businesses are likely to be most concerned about the effect Brexit will have on their energy costs, and unfortunately, they are likely to rise. The value of the pound could be impacted as uncertainty feeds into the currency markets when we leave the EU, which would cause energy costs to increase as […]
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Triads: were you caught out?

Last winter, most businesses were caught out by the unusual occurrences of Triads, taking place outside the more frequent 5pm – 6pm periods or at the very edge of the Triad season. There was a great deal of speculation about the influence that businesses were having by implementing demand management measures or acting on Triad […]
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CRC: The forecast sale dilemma

Does it pay to think ahead? April sees the opening of the so-called Forecast window, when Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) participants can purchase carbon allowances in advance for 2017-18. It’s only an option. Participants can otherwise order allowances retrospectively in the Buy-To-Comply (BTC) sale. The incentive for paying up front? It’s cheaper to use the […]
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DSR success in latest Capacity Market auction

The auction procured 312MW at £45k/MW, which is more than six times the price secured at the February auction for generators participating in this winter’s scheme. Successful businesses who secured contracts in the auction may be required to turn down consumption during peak demand periods this winter, but will receive payments even if the turn […]
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Not Long To Save £600 Per Meter Point – P272 Countdown Is On

The P272 countdown has begun… the final deadline of April 1st 2017 is now just around the corner. Many suppliers have been waiting until the deadline to make the transition to half-hourly billing for their customers affected by the regulation. If your business is in energy profile class 05 to 08 and you haven’t yet […]
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Weighing up your Options: accessing flexible procurement

Budgeting in a volatile market Many businesses opted for a fixed-price contract when the market was at its lowest point, locking in low prices. However, those with fixed contracts coming to an end may be in for a shock. Commodity costs rose by 40% year-on-year between January 2016 and January 2017, which means that some […]
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Countdown To Open Water

From April 1st 2017 1.2 million businesses will become eligible to choose who supplies their water and wastewater retail services. Until now, only businesses using more than 50 million litres of water a year have been able to shop around for the water contract best suited to their needs. Other non-domestic customers – including large […]
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A Spring Budget lacking in energy

Levy Control Framework Low carbon subsidies account for around 25% of business energy bills, so any update on the future of them beyond 2020 could have a significant impact on future forecasting. The Government had promised to provide an update on future costs in this budget, but instead confirmed that this would come later in […]
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Energy & Carbon Update – February 2017

News from Inenco’s carbon and energy compliance team
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