Help us understand your business decarbonisation challenges

Are you a large business impacted by the challenge of increasing energy costs and decarbonisation targets? If the answer is yes, then we’d love your help to find out more about the challenges you are facing.

We recently published an insight paper on the challenging economic climate that businesses are facing. Following this, we would like to understand what those in each industry sector, from retail to manufacturing, are experiencing.  We will analyse and present the feedback in an anonymous report, which all contributors will receive early sight of, along with access to hearing the report presented at the following forum.  One-to-one conversations can also be arranged to discuss the topics raised.  

We are seeking the views of those across multiple sectors to identify trends, best practices and common challenges to be addressed.  Views will be anonymised in the report to facilitate a frank and honest discussion, enabling our report to be objective and independent on both the opportunity and challenges faced by industry.  We work with organisations across the energy spectrum from government, to participants and consumers.  As long-term energy market experts, we are trusted analysts, whose data and insight is used for mission-critical decisions and whose view are sought to help solve today’s most challenging energy questions. 

Your contribution will help us understand the challenges you are facing and how we can better support businesses in the net zero transition. Through our subsequent report, you will learn what other businesses cross-industry find challenging too.  Please contact with Ben at b.reade@cornwall-insight.com, book an appointment or message him on LinkedIn.

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