We need a cleaner energy world. Our 2030 vision is to double profits and half absolute carbon emissions. Today two thirds of the energy we provide is fossil-based. Our ambition is to give all customers the power to choose a cleaner energy future today with energy solutions like power from on-site solar or intense energy from biofuel and liquid gas.
What we do
DCC Energy is putting cleaner energy in your power by leading the sales, marketing and distribution of cleaner energy solutions. We do this across two businesses: Energy Solutions and Mobility. Energy Solutions accounts for 76 per cent of operating profit while Mobility accounts for 24 per cent.
Solutions
LIQUID GAS AND LIQUID FUELS
Solutions
SOLAR AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Mobility
SERVICE STATIONS, FLEET AND CARD SERVICES
Fabian Ziegler in conversation
Watch Fabian, DCC Energy CEO, in conversation with Steph Bolton, Head of Marketing at Flogas Britain, as he talks about how we’re delivering our strategy of putting cleaner energy in our customer’s power.
DCC ENERGY BUSINESSES
DCC Energy is putting cleaner energy in your power by leading the sales, marketing and distribution of cleaner energy solutions. We do this across two businesses: Energy Solutions and Mobility.
Energy solutions
Commercial & Industrial
Domestic
MOBILITY
Be the best customer company in energy
OUR APPROACH
DCC Energy is a determined driver of energy transition. See how we’re leading with energy.
Our strategy
Watch our DCC Energy Insights Day hosted on 6 September 2023, and download our slide pack for further information.
Meet our dcc energy ceo
Get to know Fabian Ziegler, our DCC Energy CEO.
How we're fuelling decarbonisation
We are reducing the carbon intensity in the fossil fuels we sell to our customers by accelerating our bio roll out. Biofuels like Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) are a key element of our DCC Energy strategy out to 2030. Take a look at what's happening in the development of biofuels and renewable gases.
BIO IN ACTION
HVO ROLLOUT GATHERS PACE
FIVE BIOFUEL MYTHS DEBUNKED
RENEWABLE LIQUID GASES – THREE TO WATCH
RENEWABLE GASES
Renewable gases or biogases such as rDME, biopropane and green ammonia are essential future fuels. Our industry expert, James Rudman from Flogas Britain, explains everything you need to know about the three key future gases that are set to help decarbonise the liquid gas industry.
What is biopropane?
Biopropane is a renewable alternative to traditional liquid gas but what is it, how is it made and what is so good about it?
What is rDME?
Dimethyl ether (DME) is a colourless gas often used in industrial settings. rDME is a more sustainable alternative, produced from renewable feedstocks.
What is green ammonia?
Green ammonia is a zero-carbon fertiliser and fuel, and a lower-emissions gas alternative. Learn how it's made, stored, and used safely and effectively with the right training.
PERFORMANCE: FACTS AND FIGURES
FY24 Operating profit by business
FY24 Operating profit by product/solution
DCC Energy in action
CLEANER ENERGY IN YOUR POWER
DCC Energy CEO, Fabian Ziegler, discusses how operating as a customer-focused energy transition partner allows DCC to ease the adoption of low-carbon energy sources.
Solutions and mobility in denmark
Find out about how we put cleaner energy in our customers’ power in Denmark.
Growth in Biofuels
Greening our existing fuels business plays an important part in our plan to both double our profits and halve our carbon between 2022 and 2030.
Growth and progress in energy management services
We announced an updated strategy for our energy activities in May 2022, focused on the twin goals of continued growth and decarbonisation.
Global trends
Global energy demand will outstrip supply to 2030. At the same time customer desire for renewables and electric mobility will continue to rise above clean energy supply – so to plug the gap a multi-energy model is needed. This will drive demand for our solutions such as on-site power from solar, biofuel or liquid gas for decades to come.
20 %
Estimates indicate renewables supply will fall 20% short of demand by 2030.
Source: Deloitte
$1.3 trn
The renewables shortfall will require an extra ~$1.3tn of investment.
Source: Deloitte
3.4 m
3.4 million operational public charging points needed within the EU by 2030.
Source: McKinsey
37 %
37% of global GHG emissions comes from the heavily fossil fuel reliant transport sector.
Source: IEA