Climate Change Levy (CCL) is a tax applied to certain energy supplies used by businesses. Some businesses can reduce the amount they pay where they meet the relevant relief conditions.
For energy-intensive businesses, reduced CCL rates may be available where the business has entered into a Climate Change Agreement. The relief is applied through the supplier using the correct certification process.
PP10 supports the relief analysis; PP11 tells the supplier what percentage relief to apply. Documents must be kept accurate, refreshed when entitlement changes, and retained for verification.
Government guidance states that businesses with a Climate Change Agreement can receive reduced CCL rates, by fuel type.
| Fuel | Reduced rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electricity | 92% | Reduction available for eligible CCA-holding businesses. |
| Natural gas | 86% | Subject to entitlement and supplier certification. |
| LPG | 77% | Subject to entitlement and supplier certification. |
| Coal & other solid fossil fuels | 86% | Subject to entitlement and supplier certification. |
Figures reflect maximum scheme rates. Actual eligibility and benefit depend on each business's circumstances, supplier treatment and a full review.
We work through the position end-to-end — from current invoices to the supplier-side implementation of correct rates.
Upload an energy bill and we will review whether CCL relief may be available — including a check for any historical overpayments.
Eligibility depends on the facts of each business, including activity, energy usage, scheme rules, supplier treatment and supporting evidence. Regency Reclaim does not guarantee entitlement before completing an eligibility review.
Tell us a little about the business and your recent energy usage. We'll review the information and come back with an initial view on whether relief may be available — typically within two working days.