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As a global leader in the snack industry and the producer of iconic brands, the company operates a vast and energy-intensive manufacturing network. With facilities across the UK, France, the Netherlands, and beyond, the company faces significant energy demands, spending approximately £34 million annually in the UK alone.
The global energy landscape is becoming increasingly complex and volatile, driven by geopolitical shifts and the transition to renewables. Businesses must now adopt resilient procurement strategies that can adapt to uncertainty and drive sustainable growth.
In an era of energy cost volatility, effective risk management is crucial for businesses. This guide explores key factors to watch in 2025, including geopolitical tensions, the energy transition, and evolving regulatory approaches, to help businesses navigate and mitigate risks.
The John Innes Centre faced significant energy demands from its cutting-edge research and multiple facilities under a single facilities management team. World Kinect worked with the Centre team to build a tailored energy management approach that enhanced control and transparency while optimizing costs and achieving sustainability goals.
The PJM Capacity Market, known as the Reliability Pricing Model (RPM), is essential for maintaining a stable electricity supply across 13 U.S. states and D.C. By incentivizing power generators to be available during peak demand periods, it ensures grid reliability even during extreme weather conditions.
Global diplomacy has long been affected by energy, with countries striving for their share of energy supply. Now, with the energy transition a key priority on agendas worldwide and prices, along with stakeholder pressure, increasing, business leaders face unprecedented challenges.
