Energy Market Reports

Our monthly energy markets report provide an overview of the changes in UK electricity, gas and non-commodities. Compiled daily by our trading experts, our monthly reports are available for free - giving you a detailed understanding of the changes across the industry each month.

Industry leading energy market analysis

The energy industry is in a constant state of flux, so staying abreast of what’s happening can be very tricky to do. That’s where our industry-leading reports come in!

Thanks to our in-house experts, some very sophisticated technology and countless hours of analysis, we can take the pain out of understanding the industry. Our energy market analysis reports deliver the changes, reasoning and our predictions with complete clarity, allowing you to make informed decisions on your business’s energy.

Sign up to monthly reports

At amber, we believe that everyone should understand their business energy and the state of the energy market. To help make this possible, we send out our monthly reports for free!

These energy market analysis reports give you an in-depth understanding of the changes in the energy market across the previous month. If you’d like this information on a more granular level on a daily or weekly basis then get in touch with us on the form.

What our energy market reports cover

Each monthly report dissects the key drivers behind UK wholesale electricity and gas prices, alongside the non-commodity costs that make up a growing share of your bill. We track day-ahead and forward curves, system margins, interconnector flows, carbon prices, and the regulatory changes that ripple through to your bottom line. Rather than drowning you in data, we translate complex market movements into plain-English commentary, so you can see exactly why prices are rising or falling and what it means for your procurement strategy.

Our analysis also covers the non-commodity elements—transmission, distribution, balancing, and policy costs—which are often overlooked but can represent over half of a typical business energy bill. By separating the commodity from the non-commodity, we help you understand where your money goes and where future pressures may emerge.

Wholesale electricity and gas price trends (day-ahead, month-ahead, seasonal)
Carbon allowance (UK ETS) and its impact on power prices
Non-commodity costs: DUoS, TNUoS, CfD, RO, FiT, and more
Weather-driven demand and renewable generation variability
Geopolitical and supply-side factors affecting gas and LNG
Regulatory updates from Ofgem and government consultations

We also include a forward-looking section that outlines our expectations for the coming month, giving you a head start on budgeting and risk management. Whether you are a large industrial user or a small business, the report is designed to be accessible without sacrificing depth.

Why market intelligence matters for your business

Energy is one of the largest controllable costs for many organisations, yet it is often treated as a fixed overhead. Understanding market dynamics can unlock significant savings and protect you from volatility. Our reports empower you to time your energy purchases more effectively, choose between fixed and flexible contracts, and anticipate changes in non-commodity charges that are outside your control.

For businesses on flexible or pass-through contracts, the monthly report is an essential tool for monitoring exposure and adjusting hedging strategies. For those on fixed contracts, it provides early warning of renewal price movements, allowing you to budget more accurately and avoid last-minute surprises.

Beyond cost, market intelligence supports your sustainability goals. As the UK transitions to net zero, the interplay between carbon prices, renewable generation, and policy costs will increasingly shape energy economics. Our reports highlight these trends, helping you align procurement with your environmental commitments.

How we compile our reports

Our trading desk monitors the markets continuously, capturing data from exchanges, interconnectors, and system operators. Each day, our analysts distil this information into a concise internal briefing. At month-end, we aggregate and interpret the data, applying our proprietary models and decades of collective experience to produce the final report.

The process combines quantitative analysis with qualitative insight. We look beyond the numbers to the stories behind them: a cold snap in Europe, a pipeline outage, a change in government policy. This dual approach ensures our reports are not just descriptive but genuinely useful for decision-making.

We also draw on our client interactions to understand what matters most to businesses. The questions we receive—about standing charges, climate change levy, or the impact of wind generation—help shape the content of each edition, making it relevant to real-world energy management.

Who should read these reports?

Our monthly energy market reports are written for anyone responsible for energy procurement, finance, or sustainability within an organisation. That includes finance directors, energy managers, sustainability officers, and procurement leads. However, we believe the reports are valuable to a wider audience: consultants, brokers, and even curious business owners who want to understand the forces shaping their energy costs.

No prior knowledge of energy markets is assumed. We explain technical concepts in plain language, but we also provide enough depth for seasoned professionals. Whether you are new to energy buying or a veteran, you will find actionable insights in each edition.

For those who need more frequent updates, we offer daily and weekly briefings on request. These are tailored to your specific portfolio and risk appetite, providing a more granular view of the market as it moves.

Beyond the monthly report: additional resources

In addition to our market reports, we publish regular articles and insights on our Energy Industry News & Blog page. There you will find commentary on emerging trends, policy changes, and practical tips for managing energy costs. For example, our piece on 5 Insider Tips to Keep Utility Costs Low offers quick wins for reducing consumption.

We also explore broader business topics that intersect with energy, such as sustainability and wellbeing. Our article on 5 opportunities helping UK businesses get to net zero provides a roadmap for decarbonisation, while 10 top tips for mental health routine reminds us that a healthy team is a productive team.

If you are interested in how other businesses have tackled their energy challenges, our Spotlight: Quintex case study offers a real-world example of successful energy management. These resources complement the monthly reports and help you stay informed between editions.

Get started with our free monthly report

Signing up is simple and free. Each month, you will receive the latest report directly to your inbox, complete with charts, commentary, and our outlook for the weeks ahead. You can unsubscribe at any time, and we never share your details with third parties.

If you have specific questions or would like a more tailored analysis, our team is available to discuss your requirements. Whether you need a one-off review of your energy contracts or ongoing support with procurement, we are here to help you navigate the market with confidence.

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