
A “fixed” energy contract often isn’t fully fixed.
And many businesses only realise that when costs increase mid-contract.
Non-commodity charges like TNUoS, DUoS and policy costs are often passed through. Meaning even on a fixed deal, parts of your bill can still move.
With these charges now making up a growing share of total energy costs, that detail is no longer small print. It’s a financial risk.
Our latest blog breaks down:
✅ What “fixed” actually means in practice
✅ Which costs can still change mid-contract
✅ The difference between pass-through and fully fixed
✅ What to check before your next renewal
See what your contract might actually be exposing you to using the link in the comments.
#BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #TNUoS #UKManufacturing #EnergyStrategy
And many businesses only realise that when costs increase mid-contract.
Non-commodity charges like TNUoS, DUoS and policy costs are often passed through. Meaning even on a fixed deal, parts of your bill can still move.
With these charges now making up a growing share of total energy costs, that detail is no longer small print. It’s a financial risk.
Our latest blog breaks down:
✅ What “fixed” actually means in practice
✅ Which costs can still change mid-contract
✅ The difference between pass-through and fully fixed
✅ What to check before your next renewal
See what your contract might actually be exposing you to using the link in the comments.
#BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #TNUoS #UKManufacturing #EnergyStrategy
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