Next month will see significant increases to non-commodity charges on commercial electricity bills, a change that may place added pressure on organisational budgets. Among the most notable of these rises are Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charges, which are set to increase by around 60%. Although these charges typically account for only 5–10% of a customer’s electricity bill, such a sharp uplift is understandably causing concern.
In light of these developments, it is increasingly important for organisations—particularly charities and not-for-profits—to have a clear understanding of how their energy bills are structured. By breaking down the distinction between commodity costs (the energy itself) and non-commodity charges (such as network and policy costs), organisations can better understand where their money is going, and why overall costs may rise even when energy usage remains unchanged.
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