SME Crisis Response Webinar 3 – High Energy Costs: Immediate and Smart Ways to Reduce

What

The combination of high inflation, the international crisis in Ukraine and an already unstable market are driving energy prices extremely high, to the point where, without support, many small and medium-sized businesses in Europe are at risk of significant losses if not outright bankruptcy.

Governments across the EU are taking different measures to support impacted companies, but their efforts are often too limited to make a real difference, and more is undoubtedly needed. On the other hand, what can SMEs do to absorb this economic shock?

Three possible steps can make a real difference:

1. 1. Save energy by consuming less. This solution often entails reorganising energy consumption across the company, but it can deliver tremendous results.
2. 2. Reorganise the production line or postpone some actions for the near future (hoping that prices will decrease in a few months). A more long-term approach can deliver significant savings once the energy market becomes more approachable.
3. 3. Buy cheaper energy from new providers or buy all your energy in bulk from the same provider in exchange for a better price. While in a crisis, the market is still wide open, so there might be opportunities for saving costs by changing the way energy is purchased.

These might sound like an efficient solution, but how do you apply them in practice? Learn this from our expert on Thursday, April 28th at 17.00

When

April 28th at 17.00 CEST

Where

Zoom Webinar – The Zoom webinar link will be shared with registered participants

Who

– Mr Andrea Codini, Chief Technical Officer, Medical Centres Santagostino (I)

– Mr Amerigo Restucci, Co-Founder & Owner, Tree Solutions (I)

– Mr Ulrich Boldt, Founder of ENERGIeTech and Managing Director of the European Platform for Energy Efficiency (D)

– Mr Paolo Baldracchi, Principal Co-founder SynapsEES Srl (I)