Cut Business Energy Costs: Smarter Tariffs and Technology, Lower Bills – Free Webinar

Energy costs are one of the biggest – and least flexible – overheads for many businesses. For organisations on fixed-rate tariffs, it can feel like there’s limited room to manoeuvre.

However, smarter energy strategies are enabling businesses to reduce costs while gaining greater control over when and how energy is used with smart tariffs alongside technologies such as solar PV, battery storage and smart hot water cylinders enabling businesses to reduce peak exposure and improve cost control.

In this upcoming Energy Innovation Agency webinar you will hear insights from high energy use organisations in both the private sector and the public sector as we explore in a practical context the challenges of managing rising energy costs, reducing inefficiency, maintaining reliability and minimising disruption and supply risk.

We’ll also be joined by two innovators from our network who will showcase solutions that support smarter, low-carbon energy strategies in real business environments.

This webinar is a must-attend for energy managers, sustainability leads, facilities managers, CFOs & finance leads and operations managers & business decision-makers, particularly those in high energy-use sectors such as manufacturing, commercial and industrial businesses, especially organisations currently on fixed-rate tariffs.

What you’ll learn from the session:

• how smart and flexible energy tariffs work — and why they matter
• why fixed energy tariffs can lock in inefficiencies
• how smarter tariffs change when energy is bought and used
• the role of solar PV and battery storage in reducing peak energy costs
• how stored and self-generated energy can be used more intelligently
• how these strategies support the transition to low-carbon electric heating
• how smart hot water cylinders can play the energy market

Find out more & register now here: Cut Business Energy Costs: Smarter Tariffs and Technology, Lower Bills Tickets, Wednesday, Mar 18 from 10:30 am to 11:30 am GMT | Eventbrite