With the EU now looking to tighten emissions targets and with political and financial uncertainty casting doubt on the delivery of new capacity there are two distinct scenarios emerging.

If the development of low carbon energy meets the pace required to fill the energy gap, then energy prices will rise to meet the cost of this investment. Some organisations will have the opportunity to share in the returns from this new market, but many will simply have to bear the costs.

If investment is not forthcoming, or if other issues slow the growth of low carbon capacity, then we face the prospect of repeated price shocks as shortages drive increasingly volatile markets upwards.

Organisations will need to have contingency plans in place to secure their supplies or face massive disruption.

Inenco will be hosting an event to discuss these scenarios and how organisations can prepare themselves for whatever the future holds. The morning session will discuss the drivers behind these scenarios and the impact of recent political and economic changes on the likely outcomes. After lunch, the focus will shift to the mitigation strategies that organisations can adopt to limit the impact of the scenarios.

The event will bring together experts from across the energy industry to discuss one of the biggest threats to business continuity in the coming decades. We believe that these issues are of such importance that we would like to invite you to join us at this event.

The event will be held at the NEC in Birmingham on the 28th September. It is open to all organisations who wish to plan for their future energy security and is offered free of charge.
 
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