Co-op Power relaunches to help businesses cut costs and source green energy

UK co-operative energy buying group Co-op Power has relaunched, highlighting its renewed focus on helping businesses reduce energy costs while sourcing power sustainably. The initiative extends the group’s expertise beyond its own operations to other organisations seeking ethical and cost-efficient energy solutions.

The relaunch follows two years of internal reform, including enhancements to its hedging strategy and an expansion of corporate Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). Co-op Power will now offer consultancy and procurement support across four key areas: green strategy design, flexible energy purchasing, portfolio and bill management, and account management.

Imran Rasul, Chief Procurement Officer at Co-op, emphasised the value of the group’s combined buying power and sector experience, including managing major sites such as the Biggleswade distribution depot. “Our team brings deep expertise in sourcing, buying, and managing energy. We’re committed to delivering real value—helping businesses cut costs while sourcing energy sustainably.” he said. 

The move positions Co-op Power as a strategic partner for companies seeking practical, ethical energy solutions, combining efficiency, sustainability, and long-term resilience. “This isn’t just about buying energy; it’s about co-operating to create value for businesses, communities, and the planet.” Rasul added.  

By offering tailored guidance, flexible purchasing options, and a strong sustainability focus, Co-op Power aims to empower businesses to optimise energy costs while reducing environmental impact. The relaunch demonstrates the growing importance of co-operative models in delivering commercially effective and responsible energy solutions in the UK.

Read the full article to explore how Co-op Power is reshaping corporate energy procurement and supporting businesses on the journey to a greener, more resilient energy future.