Green energy for large businesses
How do some of Britain’s biggest companies help fight climate change? They do it by switching to Ecotricity.
As Britain’s greenest energy company, we help businesses all over the country reduce their carbon footprints by supplying them with green electricity and gas.
However, what makes Ecotricity different from other energy companies is that we’re not-for-dividend. The money we earn as your energy supplier will be invested in new forms of green energy. We’re building wind and sun parks all over Britain, and soon our green gas mills will be up and running.
By switching to Ecotricity you’ll show your customers, shareholders and employees that you’re serious about the environment, and you’ll be helping build a greener Britain.
Made to measure pricing
You can choose the best pricing option for your business:
Our fair and simple green business tariff
Fixed pricing for large energy use
Half-hourly metering for accurate billing and in-depth data on energy use
More ways to go green
We can help you generate your own wind and sun energy, and with our smart grids scheme you might even be able to earn extra revenue by managing your demand.
Are we a large business?
If your business uses more than 1GWh of energy a year it falls into our large business category.
Switch to Ecotricity
Click here for a quick quote, email business.sales@ecotricity.co.uk or call 0345 600 1994. We’re open Mon to Thu 08:30-17:00 and Fri 08:30-16:00.
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Lush case study
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RSPB case study
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Isle of Wight Council case study
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LEON Restaurants case study
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