Social landlords have good reason to reduce their energy usage. Aside from the obvious cost-savings, most have concrete goals to achieve net-zero in the next few years. 
But external factors continue to make medium- and long-term decision-making difficult. This means that housing associations may struggle to commit to changes to their organisation, energy consumption, and spend.
We discuss how the energy market is moving and look to provide clarity for landlords so they can make more informed decisions about energy procurement. We also discuss the steps they can take to put themselves on the best possible footing when renegotiating contracts.