What determines the price of energy - factors, forecasts and future

Event information

Gain insights from industry experts on the latest trends in prices, exploring the still volatile energy sector.

Key benefits

• Energy sources: what are the current sources of energy in the UK, and how is this expected to shift over the coming years? What impact will these changes have on businesses?
• Energy prices: how do UK energy prices compare to other markets? What factors drive the rise and fall of energy bills? What options do businesses have to mitigate exposure to energy price volatility?
• Supply and price forecasts: what trends can we expect for supply and prices this winter and over the longer term?
• Levies and regulation: what patterns are emerging in the national and global regulatory landscape? e.g. carbon pricing and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms.
• Energy security and net zero commitments: how can the UK ensure energy security while meeting its net zero and climate change commitments?

Don't miss this opportunity to equip your organisation with knowledge and tools to help navigate the energy landscape effectively.

About the speakers

Kate Mulvany, Principal Consultant, Cornwall Insight Kate helps organisations with net zero ambitions. Drawing on 17 years of experience, she supports leading companies across the energy value chain. A strong understanding of markets means Kate can translate complex policy ideas into concrete actions. Kate works with a diverse range of organisations on issues relating to market reform, funding and risk. She provides advice on compliance, flexibility, and low carbon futures. Experienced in multi-party engagement and negotiation, Kate shapes each project to reflect stakeholder values.

Simon Gray, Head of Business, ICAEW Simon is an ICAEW Chartered Accountant, who qualified with KPMG in Nottingham. After many years of volunteering, including District Society President, Chair of the Business Committee and Council Member, he joined ICAEW as Head of Business in December 2021. His background is in the recruitment, careers, membership and inward investment sectors. Simon has started and run his own businesses and served as a Non-Executive Director.

CPD hours

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Costs

ICAEW members and non-members are welcome to join. This event is organised by the Energy & Natural Resources Community. Please click here to join online.