What the Autumn 2026 Budget Means for Businesses
Discover key insights from the Autumn 2026 Budget, focusing on energy cost changes and what they mean for businesses navigating rising expenses.
Chris Maclean, chief executive of sustainability and energy procurement platform True said:
“The government’s move to delay key green targets have undoubtedly caused a ripple effect of uncertainty amongst businesses and investors in the UK. What we need is clarity and confidence on how we can achieve net zero, and commitment to providing solutions and initiatives that can get us there.
“It is now more critical than ever for businesses to proactively manage their energy mix and costs. Demonstrating the financial viability of green energy schemes can help decision-makers see the potential returns and make informed choices that align with their long-term goals.
"This simultaneous pursuit of greener and cheaper energy sources, enabled by energy procurement strategies, accurate financial modelling and net zero technologies, can be a powerful driver for long-term success, both in economic and environmental terms.”
Discover key insights from the Autumn 2026 Budget, focusing on energy cost changes and what they mean for businesses navigating rising expenses.
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