NUS and Smartest Energy strike £180m renewables basket deal

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NUS Consulting has agreed a basket deal whereby some 150 companies will switch to renewable power from Smartest Energy.

The group purchasing arrangement means smaller firms that might not usually have the resource to take a flexible supply contract can do so.

Under contract, expected to be worth around £180m over four years, businesses ranging from an ice cream producer to a medical device manufacturer will be switched to 100 per cent renewable power by October 2020.

“This is the first time we have agreed a deal with a supplier in the UK for 100 per cent renewable power right across a portfolio and is a great example of how the industry is working together to support the journey to net zero,” said NUS Consulting UK general manager, Giles Lawson.

The framework runs to 2023.

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