Opus Energy Ltd - B2B Power Supplier

Independent energy provider Opus Energy, is an independent supplier of electricity and gas to British businesses. Established in 2002 the company currently supplies power to more than 140,000 locations across the UK. Small and medium sized businesses make up the majority of Opus Energy customer base. These companies enjoy the savings offered to them based on their energy requirements. Opus Energy also offers flexible and accurate billing to their customers.

Opus Energy has a key power supply agreement with GDF SUEZ, one of the company’s major shareholders. The agreement allows the company to provide its clients with an affordable and reliable supply of energy.

Corporate consumers have the choice of three different power products;

Opus Extra is for organisations that use between ½ GWh and 5 GWhs. This energy product gives customers an online power purchasing platform, direct access to the wholesale market, and very flexible purchasing options.

Opus Fixed is a traditional power product which combines cheap business energy with the business’s first class, key account service.

Opus Evolution offers consumers a flexible power purchasing solution for businesses that use more than 5GWhs of power. Opus Evolution allows consumers to have full control over their energy spending budget by allowing them to take advantage of power price fluctuations through direct access to the wholesale market. The product is web-based and gives consumers a wide range of useful information at their fingertips.

Opus Energy Ltd supplies electricity and gas to the government sector, retail industry, and housing associations across the United Kingdom. Many of Opus’ clients are household names including; Halfords, Stagecoach, FirstGroup, and Lloyds Pharmacy. Opus Energy was placed in the 2011 Times Top Track 250 listing for Britain’s top mid-market private businesses. The company was also awarded the “Independent energy suppliers of the year” in 2010 by the energy excellence awards.

Opus Energy obtained 72% of its energy during the past two years from renewable or cleaner energy supplies. 45% came from renewable generators and 36% came from cleaner Combined Heat and Power (CHP) generators.