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Wholesale energy prices eased in 2025, but stability is still fragile. Gas and power remain well above pre-crisis levels, while rising grid costs, new nuclear charges, and geopolitical risk continue to pressure business energy bills. This update breaks down what moved prices in 2025, what could shake markets in 2026, and how UK businesses can protect their budgets before regulatory costs rise again.
November’s UK energy markets saw sharp short-term swings in day-ahead prices as wind generation fluctuated, while forward contracts remained stable, signalling manageable winter conditions ahead. Government updates on industrial energy policy, nuclear levies, and North Sea plans add further context for businesses planning renewals. Dyce Energy helps SMEs navigate market volatility with fixed-price contracts, renewable options, and expert guidance.
New Nuclear RAB charges and upcoming increases to TNUoS costs are set to impact business energy bills. Nuclear RAB charges will help fund new low-carbon nuclear projects, while TNUoS standing charges are forecasted to rise by up to 90% in 2026/27, according to NESO.
With these changes on the horizon, Dyce Energy is taking a clear approach: any fixed-rate contract signed before the end of 2025 will remain fixed, no matter how much Nuclear RAB or TNUoS charges rise.
