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*NEXT WEEK* Watt's Driving UK Energy Bills?

Published: 2026-06-22Institution: JefferiesPages: 7Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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*NEXT WEEK* Watt's Driving UK Energy Bills?

UK | Utilities & Clean Energy EquityJuneResearch22, 2026

UK energy affordability remains a key political and consumer issue, with

household electricity bills still elevated versus pre-crisis levels and UK .

power prices among the highest in Europe. To discuss the outlook, we are

hosting Ben Hall and Jacob Briggs from Cornwall Insight. Established in

2005, Cornwall Insight is a respected voice in the energy transition space,

providing independent data, analysis and forecasting on markets, policy and

customer bills.

Tuesday, 30 June 2026

3:00 PM BST / 4:00 PM CEST / 10:00 AM EDT

Hosted by: Ahmed Farman (Head of Utilities & Clean Energy Equity Research EMEA)

To register for the call, please click on the following pre-registration link HERE.

Topics of Discussion:

Why are UK electricity bills high? Examining the role of wholesale pricing, legacy•

exposure to international gas markets, network costs, balancing costs, supplier costs, and

the structure of the price cap.

How should the UK be compared with Europe? Looking beyond headline tariff to assess•

unit rates, taxes and levies, household consumption, energy efficiency, subsidies, and

regulated tariff structures.

What reforms could lower bills structurally? Discussing market reform, investment in•

grids and flexibility, renewables, and storage deployment, and whether policy costs should

remain on electricity bills or move into general taxation.

Relevant stocks: SSE, National Grid, Centrica, Drax, Ørsted, RWE, IBE, E.ON and Engie

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES

Ben Hall is Chief Strategy & Product Officer at Cornwall Insight, where he leads the company’s

strategy and product innovation. He works closely with energy market participants, investors,

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