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Energy markets remain highly sensitive to global events, and recent geopolitical tensions are contributing to higher wholesale prices. Our latest May Energy Market Update looks at: ⚡ What's driving current gas and electricity prices ⚡ The impact of geopolitics and storage levels ⚡ What businesses should be watching in the months ahead ⚡ Why volatility is likely to remain a key theme Understanding the wider market is becoming essential for businesses planning energy procurement and managing risk. Read the full update here: https://lnkd.in/eSyfidDk #EnergyMarkets #EnergyPrices #BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #NFUEnergy #Utilities #EnergyManagement

Energy markets remain unpredictable, with global events, non-commodity costs and wider market volatility continuing to influence electricity and gas prices for businesses. In their recent webinar, NFU Energy breaks down what’s driving current market changes in clear, practical terms and explores how businesses can build resilience, manage risk and make more informed energy decisions. Watch the recording to gain a clearer understanding of the pressures shaping future energy costs and the steps you can take to strengthen your energy strategy. 🎥 Watch the webinar recording: https://lnkd.in/eE-42Zpz

⚠️ A small change to your electricity capacity banding could have a big impact on your costs! NESO’s updated half-hourly electricity capacity bandings could unlock major savings for LV and HV supplies. But if your agreed capacity or banding is wrong, you may miss the opportunity completely 👇 Potential savings: 💷 £4–£30/day for LV half-hourly meters 💷 £50–£250/day for HV half-hourly meters The key issue? Once your contract is renewed, challenging incorrect capacity levels becomes much harder. Now is the time to review your supply arrangements and make sure you’re not paying more than you should. Read the full blog here: https://ow.ly/1o9v50Z46t7 #EnergyManagement #NESO #ElectricityCosts #HalfHourlyMetering #TNUoS #EnergySavings

One week to go until NFU Energy’s FREE Energy Markets Update webinar.📆🌍 Register today to join us on Tuesday 26 May for a short, focused webinar providing an update on the current energy market. We’ll explain what is driving price changes and what this could mean for your business. https://ow.ly/Fg4b50Z15oM

💡Energy Market update webinar 💡 Join NFU Energy on Tuesday 26 May for a short, focused webinar which will update you on the current energy market, explaining what is driving price changes and what this could mean for your business. The session will cover: ❗Changes to non-commodity costs 📈 Wider market volatility 🌍 The impact of global events 👉Register your place here - https://ow.ly/mqFl50YXyXA #EnergyMarket #Electricityprices #FREEWebinar

🚜 Welsh farmers can now access up to 70% funded support for energy and carbon reduction advice through Farming Connect and NFU Energy. With rising energy prices, increasing standing charges and growing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, now is the time to review your farm’s energy use and future opportunities. We can help with: ☀️ Renewable feasibility studies ⚡ Energy efficiency audits 🌱 Carbon reduction advice Eligible farmers can receive: ✅ 70% funding towards advice costs ✅ Funding capped at £1,000 Funding is limited and allocated on a first come, first served basis. 📞 Call us on 024 7669 6512 📧 sales@nfuenergy.co.uk to arrange a free, no obligation consultant with out experts. Applications must be approved by Farming Connect before work begins. #WelshFarming #FarmingConnect #RenewableEnergy #EnergyEfficiency #CarbonReduction #NFUEnergy #NFUCymru

Volatility is still very much part of the energy market picture 📈 @NFU Energy highlights a turbulent spring — with geopolitical tensions pushing prices up in March, followed by a more settled April thanks to milder weather and strong renewable generation. Despite that short-term easing, ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East and upcoming supply pressures mean the outlook remains finely balanced as we head further into May. 👉 Read the full story: https://ow.ly/59NI50YT7rre: https://ow.ly/59NI50YT7rr

Energy market volatility continued to shape costs for growers in Q1 2026, with gas prices spiking in March and electricity prices seeing significant swings across the quarter. Our latest GrowSave review looks back at the key market trends, what they meant for CHP operation and energy purchasing, and why efficiency, self-generation and alternative heat sources remain important ways to reduce exposure to volatile grid prices. Read the full Q1 review here: https://ow.ly/U9zu50YSlg0 #EnergyMarkets #Horticulture #EnergyEfficiency

The UK government’s new energy relief scheme could cut electricity bills for around 10,000 manufacturing businesses from April 2027. But despite facing some of the highest energy costs of any productive UK sector, horticulture has been left out. For heated glasshouse growers, energy can make up 30–40% of variable production costs. So this exclusion could have serious implications for competitiveness and domestic food production. Why has horticulture been excluded, and what could change? Read the full blog on GrowSave's website to find out more: https://ow.ly/HNje50YQBtx #Horticulture #EnergyPolicy #EnergyEfficiency

📉 From stability to volatility - what has changed? We're kicking off our monthly energy market update, starting with a look at how steady conditions in February quickly shifted into a more volatile market in March. In this first update, we break down: • What kept prices stable through February; • The key factors that contributed to March's volatility; • How geopolitical tensions are influencing markets; • What this means for energy buyers right now. It's a clear reminder of how quickly the energy landscape can change - and why staying informed matters. 👉 Read the full update: https://ow.ly/v4wM50YEPko We'll be sharing these insights every month, but if you want to know what is happening weekly to gas, electricity and oil prices, sign up to receive Energy Weekly straight into your inbox. https://ow.ly/nqXR50YEPks #EnergyMarket #UKEnergy #EnergyInsights #EnergyPrices #EnergyProcurement #MarketVolatility