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Surviving the Energy Market: How Care Providers Can Manage Energy Costs in 2026/27

With energy costs remaining a significant consideration for care providers, understanding the market and making informed decisions about energy contracts can help organisations manage costs and plan ahead.

Join Norfolk Care Association and Enexus Energy for a practical webinar exploring the energy market, what influences business energy bills and the steps care providers can take to manage their energy expenditure.

Led by Andy Radcliffe from Enexus Energy, the session will cover:

  • Understanding your energy bills: The different charges that contribute to energy costs, beyond wholesale prices.
  • Energy market trends: What’s happening in the market and what this could mean for care providers.
  • Energy procurement and contracts: How to approach renewals, compare contracts and make informed purchasing decisions.
  • Reducing energy consumption: Practical opportunities to improve efficiency across care settings.
  • Looking ahead: The potential role of renewable energy and longer-term energy planning.

The webinar will focus on practical considerations for care organisations, including those operating around the clock, with high heating, hot water and laundry demands.

There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.

Who should attend?

Care home owners, registered managers, operational managers, finance leads and anyone involved in managing energy costs or contracts within adult social care services.

Book your free place today.

 

05/11/2026 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Free
Online

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