buy cheap cigarettes in usa
newport cigarettes online shopping
pall mall cigarette coupons printable
marlboro blacks cigarettes
marlboro cigarettes prices state 2012
buy marlboro lights cigarettes online
Ordering Cigarettes Online Legal
Online Cigarette Store Reviews
Rothman Cigaret
cigars super partagas
montecristo cigars united states
cohiba cigars official
Buy Parliament in Illinois
Buy Camel Cheap in Connecticut
Buy Davidoff USA
Nuclear Industry Association Logo
Thursday 17 May 2012
Home
About Us
Contact Us
News
Key Issues
Resources
Useful Links
Events
Industry Link
UK Nuclear Future Brochure
NIA Industry Maps
essentialguide.png
edf_button_copy.png
get_involved
energy_excellence
nucleargraduates

 

Home
EDF Energy wins UK's largest ever supply deal | Print |  E-mail
Friday, 29 July 2011

Hospitals, schools, motorways and museums to be powered by EDF Energy and benefit from the company's energy efficiency and sustainability expertise -

Government Procurement Service has awarded the UK's largest ever electricity supply contract by annual volume to EDF Energy following a successful tender process.

The framework agreement will see EDF Energy supply electricity and energy related additional goods, works and services to the NHS, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Justice, Metropolitan Police, London Underground, the Highways Agency and other bodies across central and local government.

As part of the deal, EDF Energy will initially supply in the region of 30TWh of electricity over a four-year period from April 2012, although this volume could rise significantly during the lifetime of the agreement, dependent on uptake of additional public sector bodies to the framework. The volume supplied each year will be higher than under any previous electricity supply contract in the UK.  

This initial volume is the equivalent of powering 2.3 million typical households over the same period.

The framework agreement is the outcome of a tender process run by Government Procurement Service, an executive agency of the Cabinet Office which delivers centralised procurement services for Central Government Departments and the wider UK public sector. 

The agreement provides for supply to thousands of public buildings across England and Wales including hospitals, police stations, defence sites, courts and major cultural assets including the British Museum and National Gallery.

As well as electricity supply, EDF Energy will provide strategic and practical sustainability advice to help Government departments use energy more efficiently and reduce emissions.

Vincent de Rivaz, CEO of EDF Energy, said:

"We are proud the Government has placed its trust in us to supply power and energy efficiency advice to public services that millions of people depend on every day.

EDF Energy will be powering a vast range of public buildings across England and Wales, from inner city academies to some of the UK's most treasured museums, from central Government departments to major hospitals.

As the UK's largest supplier of electricity to businesses and the leading generator of low carbon electricity, we have the expertise to support the Government in its sustainability agenda, improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions."

This pan-Government framework agreement for the supply of electricity and additional goods, works and services to a portfolio of customers covers sites where electricity usage is large enough to be metered on a half hourly basis.

As a result of the agreement, the portfolio of customers will also have access to EDF Energy's wide-ranging energy services offerings and will benefit from the EDF Group's research and development facility in France, the largest of its kind in Europe. This expertise will be available to help Government Procurement Service and its customers meet Government's target of a 25 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2015 from a September 2010 baseline (Greening Government Commitments).

NOTES

For further information, please contact the EDF Energy press office on 01452 652233

Comments (0)Add Comment
Write comment
You must be logged in to post a comment. Please register if you do not have an account yet.

busy
 
< Prev   Next >
Nuclear - part of the solution