Egis Projects Ireland, one of Ireland’s biggest toll road operators, has again chosen competitive energy provider Energia in an 8 gigawatt (GWhrs) deal.

The deal will see Energia provide 8 GWhrs of electricity to the Group’s tolling operations on the M1 Dundalk Western By-pass PPP Project, M25 Waterford By-Pass PPP Project and the M7/8Portlaoise By-Pass PPP Project.

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Egis Projects Ireland is one of the market leaders in motorway operation. The company operates and maintains 152km of roadway at its North-Link M1, Mid-Link M7/M8 and South-Link N25 PPP Schemes on behalf of its client, Celtic Roads Group.

Commenting on the deal Damian O’Brien, Maintenance Manager, Egis Projects Ireland said: “We put a premium on both competitively priced energy and quality customer service. We found both with Energia and are happy to be renewing this energy supply deal with them.”

Shane Canavan, Key Account Manager, Energia commented: “Our ability to offer customers a mix of very competitive rate and a large supply of renewable energy makes Energia a winning choice for over 60,000 Irish businesses.”

“Energia also offers excellent customer service and with Energia On-line customers can simply log on to a secure system and get unlimited access to analyze and interrogate their energy consumption, discover usage patterns and produce reports. This information in turn can be used with another product, the Energia Bureau, to manage energy efficiency projects in the business. Even better these services are free and secured by a customer’s own password.”

Energia has a 26% market share of the Irish business electricity and gas market supplying the energy needs of over 60,000 business customers. In addition to renewable assets, the company also operates a 750MW gas fired power station in north Dublin.

Energia has also entered the residential electricity and gas market with a great new offer for consumers nationwide.  Energia’s offer will guarantee consumers savings of up to 15% off standard rates for both gas and electricity. www.energia.ie