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UK supermarkets under pressure to reduce carbon emissions, and so plenty of potential business for EAAS. Gla ;-)
Sainsbury's has promised to reduce its net carbon emissions to zero over the next 20 years.
The supermarket chain, which is the second largest in the UK, has said it will spend £1bn to reach the target.
It pledged to reduce emissions from areas like refrigeration and transport.
But, while the 2040 target puts Sainsbury's ahead of rivals, critics noted that it does not yet extend to the supermarket's supply network, which accounts for most of its emissions.
Currently, Sainsbury's produces one million tonnes of carbon each year, although, the supermarket said that figure had fallen by a third in the last 15 years.
Over the next two decades, Sainsbury's will spend an average of £50m a year on things like converting some of its vehicles to use alternative fuel and redesigning stores to be more energy efficient in order to achieve the goal.
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"Supermarkets have a huge influence on our personal carbon footprints, so the more they can do to embrace and encourage greener lifestyles the better for us all."
Rival, Tesco has said it plans to achieve net zero by 2050, 10 years later than Sainsbury's. However, it has also set targets for its suppliers demanding they reduce carbon emissions by 7% this year.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-51263991
with our plans to develop eEnergy as a broader energy services company and capture the significant growth opportunities there are in the €25 billion per annum EEaaS market."
Martyn Sheridan, new Sales Director, said: "This is an exciting opportunity to help build a major new player in the energy services market. The Board has an ambitious strategy for the business. I am looking forward to working with the rest of the eEnergy team to achieve our goals in the rapidly growing energy efficiency market."
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Tuesday 28 January, 2020
eEnergy Group PLC
Appointment of Sales Director
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eEnergy Group PLC
28 January 2020
28 January 2020
eEnergy Group plc
("eEnergy" or "the Group ")
eEnergy Group appoints first Sales Director
eEnergy Group plc (AIM: EAAS), a leading "Energy Efficiency-as-a-Service" (EEaaS) business in the UK and Ireland, is pleased to announce the (non-main Board) appointment of Martyn Sheridan as Sales Director.
In this new role, reporting to CEO and co-Founder Harvey Sinclair, Martyn will manage and grow eEnergy's sales channels. Martyn brings considerable industry experience to the Group. He joins from E.ON where he spent eight years, most recently as Head of National Sales for E.ON's Energy Solutions Division. While there, Martyn worked across the Large Industrial & Commercial supply area for major corporate clients including Virgin Media, Lucozade and DS Smith. He helped transform E.ON's Energy Solutions offering by bringing together energy efficiency, energy generation, storage and Demand Side Response services. It is now one of the UK's largest energy solutions businesses for large businesses.
His initial focus will be on developing new sales channels for eLight, which is the Group's established EEaaS business. eLight provides "Light-as-a-Service" to commercial customers, helping businesses and schools switch to LED lighting for a fixed monthly service fee, with no upfront costs. For customers, the energy savings are higher than the monthly service fee allowing them to unlock free cash-flow from day one, as well as improve the quality of their lighting, and reduce carbon emissions by up 80%. Since 2013, eLight has developed a proven operating platform and eLight, and its predecessor businesses, have completed over 800 client projects in the UK and Ireland.
Martyn's appointment follows the Group's successful admission to AIM in January 2020. The Board has a strategy to grow the business, both organically and through acquisition. The Group will invest in technology, new sales channels and additional resources to substantially increase the Company's revenue over the next three years. The Board's strategy is to develop eEnergy as a broader energy services company and to acquire other businesses in the energy management sector.
Harvey Sinclair, CEO, eEnergy Group plc, said: "Since our successful flotation, we haven't stood still, as we aim to deliver our growth strategy. As such, we are delighted Martyn has joined us. He has managed, grown and developed sales teams, and comes with over 20 years of sales leadership experience. As well as supporting the continued growth of eLight, he will help with our plans to develop eEnergy as a broader