Opus Energy expands Oxford team to develop new cutting-edge product

10 June 2008 - Oxford-based Opus Energy, a leading independent energy supplier, has expanded its Corporate Solutions team with the appointment of a new Product Manager, Jon Daniels, formerly with British Gas Business and Enron Direct.

Bringing with him over seven years’ experience in commercial utilities, Jon has been brought on board to further the development of Opus Evolution. This new web-based product is an innovative solution offering customers direct access to wholesale electricity prices. His key focus will be on engaging with customers who use the product, driving future product enhancements and helping Opus Energy grow its corporate base.

Steve James, Commercial Director at Opus Energy, said: “At this crucial time in the development of Opus Evolution, we are delighted to have Jon join the Corporate Solutions team. His significant utility market experience coupled with his enthusiasm and progressive approach will contribute notably to Opus Evolution’s growth and the service our customers receive.”

New Product Manager, Jon Daniels said: “I am excited to be joining Opus Energy, and be involved in helping shape the company’s fresh and innovative ideas. In my role, I will focus on Opus Evolution, a new product at the forefront of the electricity market. The product gives customers access to wholesale energy prices offering flexibility that is essential for companies to optimise their purchasing strategies and help control the ever increasing cost of energy.”

Opus Energy Press Office
Georgina Ruttle / Susie Patterson
T. 0207 269 7255 / 7233
E. georgina.ruttle@fd.com / susie.patterson@fd.com

Opus Energy is a leading independent supplier of electricity to UK businesses, based in Northampton. It has over 40,000 customers across the country, including Yell Group, Stagecoach, Thorntons, Stagecoach, Farmfoods and Deloitte & Touche. Opus offers companies best-price electricity together with tailored customer care. Its flexible, tailor-made solutions suit businesses across the SME and larger corporate market.

Between April 2006 and March 2007, 66% of the energy supplied by Opus Energy to its customers came from cleaner, low-carbon sources – 47% from renewable generators and 19% from cleaner Combined Heat and Power (CHP) produced by CHP generators.

With offices in Northampton and Oxford, it employs 194 people.

For further information, please see www.opusenergy.com

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