Learn why network and non-commodity charges are rising this April and are expected to rise even more in the coming years.

Energy prices are set to rise again this April, with further increases expected throughout the year. As a result, many UK businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to understand what’s driving these escalating costs.

Newly introduced levies, including the EII Support Levy and the Nuclear Regulated Asset Base, along with upcoming Network Charging increases (up by 60%) this April, are adding significant pressure to electricity bills.

Join Envantage for an exclusive webinar to gain a clear breakdown of where these increases are coming from, identify areas where you may be overpaying, and learn practical steps to help your business manage and mitigate future energy costs.

Join this webinar to understand:

• How electricity and gas bills are really structured
• Why network and non-commodity charges are rising this April and expected to continue increasing in the coming years

How you can manage and reduce these costs:

• Tariff structure and network charging bands: What they are and can you really change them?
• Exemptions and compensation schemes:

o Energy Intensive Industries (EII) and Network Charging Compensation (NCC): What’s changing in April 2026 and why you should reassess eligibility

o CCL reduction options: Climate Change Agreements (CCAs) and Mineralogical & Metallurgical (Min-met) levy exemptions

o BICs: A new scheme launching in 2027. What it means and how to prepare

• Energy purchasing strategies: Different ways to buy power and how removing non-commodity charges can significantly reduce your overall bill.

This session is designed to help energy-intensive businesses stay in control of rising costs with clear explanations and real examples. Envantage experts will also answer any questions you may have throughout the session.

The webinar is open to UKFT members and non members. It will be recorded and sent to all those who registered.