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# CUB (UK) Ltd

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- [Latest Updates](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-updates/)
- [Monthly Market Report - July 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Monthly-Market-Update-July-2026.pdf) - Electricity and gas prices increased substantially over the first few weeks of July; however the bull run did run out of steam on the 27th which led to a couple of days of bearish pressure and prices then traded relatively rangebound as the month came to a close. The front season gas contract (Winter 26)
- [Monthly Market Report - June 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Monthly-Market-Update-June-2026.pdf) - June was very much seen as a month of two halves for electricity and gas prices. Both commodities traded within a narrow range during the first half of the month before taking a significant downward shift for a few consecutive sessions around the mid-month mark.
- [Monthly Market Update - May 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Monthly-Market-Update-May-2026.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices traded within a narrow range over the course of May as markets lacked any clear direction amid ever changing events over in the Middle East. Gas prices lost slight value over the course of the month whereas electricity prices saw relatively small increases.
- [Monthly Market Update - April 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Monthly-Market-Update-April-2026.pdf) - Price volatility seen in March 26 continued into April 26 as electricity and gas contracts opened the month rather bullishly before falling significantly towards the mid-month mark
- [Monthly Market Update - March 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Monthly-Market-Update-March-2026.pdf) - Energy prices increased significantly as we entered March 26 due to the fact that conflicts were initiated between US/Isreal and Iran meaning the critical Strait of Hormuz waterway was effectively closed. This bullish momentum continued through most of the month, before peaking on the 19th, with relatively low levels of risk premium then slowly eroding
- [Tapping into the Capacity Market and Unlocking Hidden Revenue - Case Study: Burgess Group Ltd](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Case-Study-Burgess-Group-Ltd.pdf) - Burgess Group Ltd partnered with CUB (UK) Ltd to participate in the UK Government’s Capacity Market scheme, generating new revenue from existing manufacturing electricity demand while supporting national electricity system security.
- [Unlocking new income through the UK Capacity Market - Middle Level Commissioners](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Case-Study-Middle-Level-Commissioners_v3.pdf) - "Middle Level Commissioners partnered with CUB (UK) Ltd to participate in the UK Government’s Capacity Market scheme, generating new revenue from existing pumping infrastructure while helping strengthen national electricity security"
- [Over £198,000 of Savings and Compensation through Energy Cost Reduction Schemes](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Case-Study-Monpet-Extrusion-Ltd.pdf) - We were able to generate over £198,000 of savings and compensation by securing Energy Intensive Industry (EII) & Network Charge Compensation (NCC) for our client Monpet Extrusion Ltd.
- [Monthly Market Update - February 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Monthly-Market-Update-February-2026.pdf) - The month of February was a relatively volatile one for electricity and gas prices with both commodities failing to find any clear direction over the course of the month. Prices gradually fell towards the middle of the month before spiking upwards again, however overall gas prices closed at a higher level than the open and
- [Monthly Market Update - January 2026](/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Monthly-Market-Update-January-2026.pdf) - A degree of volatility returned to the gas and electricity markets over the course of January. Prices were relatively flat over the first two weeks of the month before picking up considerably towards the month’s close where prices then flattened out once more.
- [The Capacity Market - Commons Myths and What Actually Matters](/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/The-Capacity-Market-Common-Myths-and-What-Actually-Matters.pdf) - The Capacity Market is often ruled out early in discussions. Usually not because it’s unsuitable, but because it’s misunderstood. Over the years, there are a few recurring assumptions I hear from customers when CM comes up. These are reasonable questions — but they’re often based on perception rather than how the market actually works in
- [Monthly Market Update - December 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Monthly-Market-Update-December-2025.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices traded within a very narrow range over the course of December. The bearish momentum seen during the previous month filtered into December before flattening out somewhat mid-month.
- [Monthly Market Update - November 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Monthly-Market-Update-November-2025.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices saw significant losses over the course of November with the front season gas contract (Summer 26) dropping by 7.79p/th from start to finish, equivalent to 0.26p/kwh.
- [Additional Revenue Opportunities for Schools](/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Additional-Revenue-Opportunities.pdf) - Can your school or education organisation generate revenue by using your on site demand? This handy guide explains how you could earn thousands of pounds in revenue. Get in touch on reductionrewards@c-u-b.com to find out more.
- [Monthly Market Update - October 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Monthly-Market-Update-October-2025.pdf) - Over the course of October, we observed relatively muted levels of volatility as gas and electricity prices continued to trade within a narrow range. Prices did open the month strongly for a few sessions before both the bulls and bears battled it out to attempt to find some clear direction, however ultimately prices closed the
- [Understanding TNUoS: What’s Changing and What It Means for Your Energy Costs](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/understanding-tnuos-whats-changing-and-what-it-means-for-your-energy-costs/) - The Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charge is one of the less visible parts of an electricity bill, but it’s becoming increasingly important. Over the next 12–18 months, updates to how these charges are calculated and recovered are expected, with most suppliers forecasting notable increases from April 2026. This short update explains what TNUoS
- [Monthly Market Update - September 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Monthly-Market-Update-September-2025.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices traded within a narrow range over much of September as the market struggled to find any real direction amid plentiful counteracting fundamentals. Prices did then dip over the final week or so ensuring that they closed at lower points than where they started over the course of the month
- [Wholesale Fruit Centre (Bristol) Ltd - Turning Seasonal Lighting Flexibility into Revenue](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/wholesale-fruit-centre-bristol-ltd-turning-seasonal-lighting-flexibility-into-revenue/) - Background Wholesale Fruit Centre Bristol is a major hub for fresh produce in the South West, with energy demands driven by refrigeration, lighting and round-the-clock operations. As daylight hours increased into spring, their need for artificial lighting naturally dropped. Normally that’s just seen as lower consumption. We saw it as something more: unused capacity that
- [Monthly Market Update - August 2025](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/monthly-market-update-august-2025/) - Gas and electricity prices declined in value over the course of August with the front season gas contract dropping by a considerable 8.2p/th (0.28p/kwh) from start to close. Momentum did swing the other way towards the back end of the month for a short period of time with premium being built back into prices, but
- [Oakham Ales Brews its First Solar-Powered Beer with Support from CUB and Electron Green](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/oakham-ales-brews-its-first-solar-powered-beer-with-support-from-cub-and-electron-green/) - Independent brewery Oakham Ales has brewed its first ever solar-powered beer, marking a major milestone in their sustainability journey. This has been made possible thanks to a fully funded rooftop solar PV installation arranged by CUB in partnership with leading solar provider Electron Green. Through this collaboration, Oakham Ales now benefits from clean, low-cost renewable
- [Monthly Market Update - July 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Monthly-Market-Update-July-2025.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices traded within a narrow range over the course of the month as the market attempted to balance bearish near-term supply/demand fundamentals with ongoing geopolitical uncertainty regarding Russia and Ukraine, and of course the tariffs imposed by the US. Price movement was bullish for most of July, albeit losses were seen for
- [Capacity Market – the Next Frontier for CUB!](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/capacity-market-the-next-frontier-for-cub/) - It’s a sunny Friday afternoon, and while most would be winding down, I’m too excited about what’s happening at CUB to sit still — so here I am, writing about it. Just a couple of weeks ago, we launched our first CMU (Capacity Market Unit) with a group of early customers now registered to receive
- [Monthly Market Update - June 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Monthly-Market-Update-June-2025.pdf) - Energy markets were particularly volatile in June with steady increases seen over the first half of the month before spiking on the 19th. Momentum then shifted massively as all electricity and gas price gains were quickly eroded and this continued into the months close apart from Brent crude oil which still closed the month at
- [Consumer Led Flexibility - What are CUB doing?](/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/CLF-Article-17.06.pdf) - The ADE’s latest Consumer-Led Clean Power report sets out a bold and necessary vision: unlocking 10 GW of consumer-led flexibility (CLF) by 2030. It's a timely reminder of how much value is sitting untapped across UK businesses—and how vital it is that we stop wasting energy, literally and figuratively.
- [Monthly Market Update - May 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Monthly-Market-Update-May-2025.pdf) - Electricity and gas prices slowly increased in value over the first few weeks of the month before peaking on 20th May. Momentum then shifted which saw prices fall towards the months close, however ultimately the bullish pressure over the opening 2/3 of the month meant that prices closed at higher points than where they started
- [Customer Testimonial - RBLI](/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/RBLI-Testimonial-PDF.pdf) - “Working with CUB has been an excellent experience. As an established charity supporting veterans through employment and social enterprise, we had a complex energy portfolio with multiple suppliers and metering types. We were looking to streamline our contracts, reduce costs, and work with a broker that could offer ongoing support beyond procurement."
- [Monthly Market Update - April 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Monthly-Market-Update-April-2025.pdf) - "Energy prices declined in value over the course of the month mirroring similar movement across other markets across the world. Prices fell heavily over the first week before recovering slightly mid month, however the bears returned to ensure that prices closed far lower than where they opened for the month of April."
- [Monthly Market Update - March 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Monthly-Market-Update-March-2025.pdf) - "The steep losses seen throughout most of February continued into the month of March and lasted for around one week before picking up somewhat and stabilising for the remainder of the month. Ultimately the fall in value at the start of the month was enough to see gas and electricity prices close at lower prices
- [Monthly Market Update - February 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Monthly-Market-Update-February-2025.pdf) - "After an initial uptick in value during the first 11 days of February, gas and electricity prices saw substantial losses from there on before a brief minimal recovery at the back end of the month. Ultimately prices finished the month at far lower levels than where they opened and the front season gas contract (Summer
- [Monthly Market Update - December 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Monthly-Market-Update-December-2024.pdf) - "December was very much a month of two halves with gas and electricity prices falling consistently through the first half the month before a significant bull run kicked in from 17th Dec until the month’s end."
- [Monthly Market Update - January 2025](/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Monthly-Market-Update-January-2025.pdf) - "January was another bullish month for electricity and gas prices. Some bearish pressure was seen at the start of January but ultimately prices closed at higher positions than where they started due to a significant uptick in value over the last 4 days of the month."
- [Monthly Market Update - November 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Monthly-Market-Update-November-2024.pdf) - "Electricity and gas prices gained in value over the course of November, however the price per barrel for Brent crude oil traded within a narrow range and ultimately closed marginally lower than where it opened."
- [How to Make the Most of Your Reduction Reward Scheme](/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Reduction-Rewards-Scheme-How-to-make-the-most-of-RR-November-24-Update-1.pdf) - This guide provides some helpful information on how to maximise the rewards your organisation can earn from Reduction Rewards this Winter.
- [Monthly Market Update - October 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Monthly-Market-Update-October-2024.pdf) - Electricity and gas prices traded within a relatively narrow range for the first half of the month before picking up somewhat and peaking on 25.10.24. The two commodities then lost value from that point into the months close therefore prices ended the month marginally above the levels that they started at.
- [Monthly Market Update - September 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Monthly-Market-Update-September-2024.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices saw a steady decline over the first few weeks of September before picking up somewhat towards the months close. However ultimately prices ended up lower than where they started for the month of September as we approached the new front season, Winter 2024.
- [Monthly Market Update - August 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Monthly-Market-Update-August-2024.pdf#new_tab) - Gas and electricity prices experienced further volatility over the course of August as the market attempted to find some clear direction amidst the many key fundamentals driving prices at the moment. After changing hands with both the bears and the bulls’ prices ultimately closed at a higher level than where they started for the month
- [Monthly Market Update - July 2024](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/monthly-market-update-july-2024/) - Volatility returned to the market over the course of July with electricity and gas prices falling quite significantly at the start of the month before increasing towards the month’s close. Overall, the bull run at the end of the month was enough to see prices close at a higher level than where it started.
- [Monthly Market Update - June 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Monthly-Market-Update-June-2024.pdf) - After an initial drop in price over the first few days of June prices then traded within a narrow range for the rest of the month before picking back up again towards the close. Overall the losses at the start of the month were enough to ensure that prices closed at a slightly lower point
- [Monthly Market Update - May 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Monthly-Market-Update-May-2024.pdf) - The month of May was a bullish one for electricity and gas prices however the price per barrel for Brent Crude oil was relatively stable throughout. The bull run for electricity and gas prices ran out of steam somewhat for the last week of the month but ultimately both commodities ended up at higher levels
- [Monthly Market Update - April 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Monthly-Market-Update-April-2024.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices saw bullish movement over the first half of April, however momentum then shifted from the middle of the month onwards as prices started to decline somewhat. However the losses we saw were not enough to counteract the upward movement from the start of the month therefore prices closed at higher levels
- [Monthly Market Update - March 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Monthly-Market-Update-March-2024.pdf) - The bullish momentum we saw at the back end of February continued into March however prices then fell for 4 consecutive days before picking up again as the month progressed. Overall electricity, gas and oil prices increased in value over the month of March.
- [Monthly Market Update - February 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Monthly-Market-Update-February-2024.pdf) - Electricity and gas prices tumbled throughout the majority of February however momentum shifted towards the end of the month when the bulls started to get a firmer grip on energy markets.
- [Monthly Market Update - January 2024](/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Monthly-Market-Update-January-2024.pdf) - After a few bullish days at the start of January electricity and gas prices continued the decline that we saw through most of December including quite steep losses towards the middle of the month. However electricity and gas prices then started to take a similar route to the oil market with the latter half of
- [Reduction Reward Scheme - Customer Success Story](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/reduction-reward-scheme-customer-success-story/) - What is the Reduction Rewards Scheme? Financial incentives are on offer for energy users who are making money by reducing their consumption during certain times. The Electricity System Operator (ESO) for Great Britain has successfully trialled and launched a game changing scheme called Demand Flexibility Service. CUB UK are the only directly registered approved energy
- [Understanding Flexible Purchasing Supply Contracts](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/understanding-flexible-purchasing-supply-contracts/) - The simplest way to explain flexible purchasing supply contracts is to look at how they differ from fixed-price contracts. The main difference is what happens with the wholesale element of an energy bill. If we look at the breakdown of an electricity bill (as of April 23), wholesale electricity makes up 60.16% of the bill.
- [Monthly Market Update - December 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Monthly-Market-Update-December-2023.pdf) - The downward momentum that we witnessed from the previous month was carried into December at some pace. We did then hit one or two bumpy patches towards the latter half of the month – which can be expected this time of year – but electricity and gas markets maintained their bearish stance and ultimately closed
- [Reduction Reward Scheme - FAQ](/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Reduction-Reward-Scheme-FAQs.pdf) - Our Reduction Reward scheme has been a massive success, with significant income earned for our customers as well as some important lessons learned. We have condensed some of the learnings into this FAQ factsheet.
- [Monthly Market Update - November 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Monthly-Market-Update-November-2023.pdf) - Wholesale electricity and gas prices were relatively flat for the first half of November however we witnessed significant losses towards the back end of the month meaning prices closed at a lower level than the open.
- [Flex Your Power with Louis Fairfax](/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Flex-Your-Power-with-Louis-Fairfax.pdf#new_tab) - CUB UK was delighted to take part in a webinar series called Flex Your Power featuring Managing Director, Louis Fairfax, who was there to discuss CUB’s recent successes in the burgeoning flexibility market. Hosted by Mike Strahlman, Senior Vice President of Piclo, the webinar was aimed at providing information and insight into the potential value
- [Monthly Market Update - October 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Monthly-Market-Update-October-2023-v2.pdf) - October 2023 was very much a month of two halves with prices roaring upwards for the first 2/3 weeks, but only for a steady decline to then occur as we headed towards the back end of the month. The losses were not enough to counteract the bullish momentum at the start of the month therefore
- [Businesses to Earn Revenue with Relaunch of National Grid ESO Scheme](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Businesses-to-Earn-Revenue-with-Relaunch-of-National-Grid-ESO-Scheme.pdf) - Read the latest blog post from our MD Louis Fairfax on how your business can earn revenue through the Demand Flexibility Service from ESO.
- [Monthly Market Update - September 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Monthly-Market-Update-September-2023.pdf) - Gas and electricity prices were fairly flat during the first half of September, however after a brief spike on 25.09.23 markets then saw a few consecutive days of losses which ensured that prices closed the month lower than where they started.
- [Monthly Market Update - July 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Monthly-Market-Update-July-2023.pdf) - Volatility remained apparent with energy markets over the course of July with both upward and downward swings seen throughout the month. However ultimately gas and power prices in particular closed the month lower than the levels we saw at the open.
- [Monthly Market Update - August 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Monthly-Market-Update-August-2023.pdf#new_tab) - Electricity and gas prices ultimately gained in value over the course of August however it wasn’t all one way traffic with a few consecutive days of losses limiting the upward momentum that we saw during the month.
- [Average Electricity and Gas Supply Contract Rates](/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Average-Electricity-and-Gas-Supply-Contract-Rates.pdf) - Want to know the average price of electricity and gas prices being offered by suppliers? Our pricing team has kindly pulled together this information which we will update on a quarterly basis going forward.
- [Why are Business Energy Users missing out earning income on Energy Usage](https://www.energylivenews.com/2023/07/24/why-are-business-energy-users-missing-out-on-earning-income-from-energy/#new_tab) - Louis Fairfax, Managing Director here at CUB, has given his thoughts on the benefits of schemes such as the Demand Flexibility Scheme from National Grid, and how some businesses could be missing out on an additional revenue stream.
- [CUB is a founding member of the ECA](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/cub-is-a-founding-member-of-the-eca/) - CUB are proud to share the news that we have become part of the Energy Consultants Association (ECA). As one of the first members to join you will now see our ECA Founding Member badge on correspondence from CUB. Louis Fairfax said the following…. “As a family owned energy consultancy CUB felt they were a
- [Monthly Market Update - June 2023](/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Monthly-Market-Update-June-2023.pdf) - June 23 saw a degree of volatility return to the market as participants weigh up ever changing fundamentals with supply/demand as we appraoch Winter 23. Overall the month of June was a bullish one with Winter 23 gas starting the month at 105.42p/th but closing higher at 134.50p/th.
- [Hartwell PLC](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/hartwell-plc-secr-case-study.pdf#new_tab) - Hartwell PLC established a relationship with CUB back in 2009 and we have been managing there contracts ever since. Most recently CUB however have completed some compliance work for them for Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR).
- [Alan Bartlett & Sons Limited](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/alan_bartlett.pdf#new_tab) - New to CUB's stable, the company values the energy consultancy's transparent pricing and determination to secure the best deals. Having been caught out by hidden costs in the past, Alan Bartlett & Sons trust its electricity contracts and other aspects of its energy management to CUB's Industrial & Commercial Premier Package.
- [Tearfund](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/tearfund/) - As a charity that advocates climate change, CUB have been mindful of the charity’s ethos and have ensured that our energy contracts are sourced from renewable energy. The team were knowledgeable, friendly and professional and we were kept informed every step of the way. CUB offered various options and made suitable recommendations ensuring the decision making process was simple and straightforward.
- [The Empress Swimming Pool](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/the-empress-swimming-pool/) - I was very happy with their no obligation service and throughout the process I found the CUB staff very easy to deal with. They were courteous, professional and knowledgeable and were prompt to action any points agreed. If they said they were going to do something, they did it all in a timely manner. They struck the best balance when offering advice on other services without being too pushy and overbearing in their approach
- [Finding the right fixed price for your business](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/finding-the-right-fixed-price-for-your-business/) - Our Managing Director, Louis Fairfax, provides some insight on how to ensure you match the requirements of your business with the various types of fixed-price contracts available.
- [Swann Morton Ltd](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/swann_morton_case_study.pdf) - Nigel Gear, Swann-Morton’s Finance Department Manager, describes the process: “CUB gets quotes from up to 20 suppliers and shows us details of the four or five best deals. They also advise us on which would best suit us, primarily in terms of cost, but also in relation to the length and nature of the contract. It just wouldn’t be feasible for us to do all of this in-house.”
- [Lincolnshire Herbs](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/cub-lincolnshireherbs-v2.pdf#new_tab) - Before you even walk into the newly refurbished reception area you cannot miss the ground source heat pump installation on your left, which immediately puts Lincolnshire Herbs into a class of their own. This installation, which draws water from 60m below the site is unique in Europe as it makes Lincolnshire Herbs the only glasshouse that has developed and used GSHP technology. This has reduced carbon emissions by about 50% on site.
- [Feature Radiators Ltd](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/csfeature_radiators_v2.pdf#new_tab) - Helena Dowsland, Head of Marketing and Business Development at Feature Radiators explains “They manage transfers to new suppliers, right down to the letter that goes to the old company; it’s really important to us because we have several properties with different suppliers. And if a supplier makes a billing error, CUB sorts that out too.”
- [Webb Hotels & Leisure Ltd](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/webb_hotels_case_study.pdf#new_tab) - CUB’s approach is to go out to the market in advance of our energy contracts coming up for renewal. As energy specialists they have the knowledge, processes and resources to negotiate with several energy suppliers. They put together a shortlist, along with their recommendation, and then we make the final decision.
- [Managing your Energy Costs During the COVID-19 crisis](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/managing-your-energy-costs-during-the-covid-19-crisis/) - This guide is to help you manage your energy costs and make the most of any downtime during the COVID-19 crisis. Consider taking action on all of the areas below and please share this guide with your relevant colleagues.
- [COVID-19 & The Energy Markets](/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/covid-19-and-the-energy-markets.pdf#new_tab) - The COVID-19 crisis has, or will, affect the entire population of the world. The impact this has had on financial markets has been widely reported, with the biggest losses seen on the Dow Jones and many of the leading equity markets since 1987. We are living through unprecedented times, and the future is uncertain.
- [Record High UK Energy Prices Cause Chaos](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/record-high-uk-energy-prices-cause-chaos/) - The UK energy market is in unchartered territory – as I write this, day ahead prices are trading at over £500/MWH for electricity. Putting that into perspective – last year, during lockdown, Day Ahead prices traded as low £10/MWH. Over the last 12 months, the Winter 21 price has risen from £51/MWH to £159/MWH, a 211% increase!
- [Reduction Reward Scheme - The Story so Far](https://www.c-u-b.com/latest-news/reduction-reward-scheme-the-story-so-far/) - The CUB Reduction Reward Scheme was set up utilising the National Grid ESO Demand Flexibility Service. It is a service designed to incentivise businesses to turn down power usage at peak times of demand on the grid to help balance the system in return for a financial reward.
- [The CUB Reduction Reward Scheme](/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/The-CUB-Reduction-Reward-Scheme.pdf#new_tab) - The CUB Reduction Reward Scheme was launched in November 22. Read more about the success of the scheme over Winter, how we helped our customers to achieve income of £58k and helped to balance the National Grid.

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- [Homepage](https://www.c-u-b.com/) - We work with Small to Medium Enterprises (SME), and Industrial & Commercial businesses (I&C), to find products and services that could help reduce their expenditure on energy and help generate additional income
- [UK Capacity Market & DSR | CUB CMU Operator](https://www.c-u-b.com/energy-services/capacity-market/) - CUB operates its own Capacity Market Units (CMUs), contracting industrial sites into UK Capacity Market DSR portfolios without requiring on-site hardware.
- [About Us](https://www.c-u-b.com/about-us/)
- [Terms and Conditions](https://www.c-u-b.com/terms-and-conditions/)
- [Energy Cost Reduction Schemes](https://www.c-u-b.com/energy-services/energy_cost_reduction_schemes/) - CUB has been helping some of the UK’s largest and most energy-intensive companies to navigate the complex energy industry since 1994
- [Electric Vehicle Charging](https://www.c-u-b.com/energy-services/electric-vehicle-charging/) - Practical EV charging advice for UK businesses, helping you install the right solution and understand how it fits into your wider energy strategy.
- [Reduction Rewards Scheme](https://www.c-u-b.com/energy-services/reduction-reward-scheme/) - The CUB Reduction Rewards scheme utilises Demand Side Response (DSR) schemes that organisations such as National Grid ESO and local Distributors such as UK Power Networks offer to the market
- [Complaints Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Customer-Complaints-Procedure-v1.1.pdf)
- [Reducing Energy Usage](https://www.c-u-b.com/energy-services/reducing-energy-usage/) - CUB will use our expertise to achieve the lowest supply rate; however, with many customers seeing big increases there may be more opportunities with how much you are using
- [Terms & Conditions - Reduction Reward Scheme](https://www.c-u-b.com/terms-conditions-reduction-reward-scheme/)
- [Reviews](https://www.c-u-b.com/reviews/)
- [Website Cookies & Privacy Policy](https://www.c-u-b.com/privacy-policy/) - Who we are Suggested text: Our website address is: http://local.cub. Comments Suggested text: When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a
- [GDPR Policy for CUB(UK) Ltd](/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/CUB-UK-Ltd-GDPR-DOC-1.0-Issue-Number-3-Issue-Date-15.05.2024.pdf)
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