Rising Energy costs - PwC’s 10 point plan for business

What next for business? Actions for business in response to high energy costs

Publication of the details of the Energy Bills Relief Scheme (EBRS) by the Government on 21 September 2022 will be welcomed by non-domestic energy customers. Businesses will benefit from the six month price support, which will be backdated to run from October 2022 to March 2023.

There are a range of actions businesses can take to mitigate the impact of sustained high energy costs helping them to manage in the short term and understand and plan for the longer term strategic implications and we have set them out in our 10 point plan.

PwC's 10 point plan

PwC's 10 point energy plan

Businesses will need to strike the right balance in their approach to the situation to identify the most appropriate combination of actions including passing through costs and targeting cost reductions in a way that maximises their value to the business.  The actions will vary according to the sector the business operates in and the flexibility it has with respect to customers, supply chain or how it uses energy.

Our latest report reflects on the details of the EBRS announced by the government and focuses on the steps that businesses can take to address challenges around cost, financial sustainability and growth.

 

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Drew Stevenson

Drew Stevenson

UK Energy Utilities and Resources Industry Leader, PwC United Kingdom

Vicky Parker

Vicky Parker

Partner, Head of Power and Utilities, Strategy& UK

Tel: +44 (0)7483 336390

Ronan O'Regan

Ronan O'Regan

Director Utilities, PwC United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)7720 805683

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