Anglian Water Business is to offer tri-utility supply of water, gas and electricity to business customers after signing a ‘white label’ contract with supplier-partner, Corona Energy.
The company, which has just announced a planned merger with NWGB, will offer gas and electricity alongside water supply and wastewater services.
The move will build on Anglian Water Business’ existing reputation in the marketplace for energy efficiency audits, energy and water saving technologies, investment-free installation and shared payback schemes.
Bob Wilson, the Managing Director of Anglian Water Business, explained:
“Offering businesses the ability to choose water, gas and electricity from one quality supplier makes sense. Customers will benefit from simpler billing and effortless management of all their utility requirements from a single, trusted and service-driven organisation.”
As part of the new proposition, customers will be able to fix their gas and electricity prices for up to five years, which will allow them to forecast costs accurately and budget more effectively. Customers will also be able to renew at any time within their contract life to take advantage of any price reductions that may occur.
Corona Energy is the largest independent supplier of business gas and electricity in the UK with a 20-year track record of supplying companies and public sector organisations of all sizes.
Bob Wilson continued:
“By joining forces with Corona, we have entered into a partnership with a business that sets the same high standards of service and operational excellence our customers receive from us. The result will be a fully joined up and accountable supply and service offering across water, gas and electricity with a single point of contact, one telephone number and 24/7 access to online account management.”
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