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Birmingham-based Bryt Energy marks 10 years with new electricity market accreditation.

  • Bryt Energy has achieved a Virtual Trading Party (VTP) accreditation, expanding their flexibility optimisation capabilities.
  • A VTP accreditation allows Bryt Energy to offer flexibility optimisation to not only their own electricity supply customers, but also those with supply agreements elsewhere.
  • This accreditation comes as Bryt Energy reaches the milestone of 10 years as a business.

Bryt Energy have achieved their Virtual Trading Party (VTP) accreditation, expanding their flexibility optimisation capabilities. This achievement allows them to offer their electricity flexibility optimisation product to even more organisations, independently of an organisation’s electricity supply contract. As Bryt Energy also reaches the milestone of 10 years in operation, their VTP accreditation demonstrates their evolving role within the changing energy landscape, in which flexibility optimisation is now crucial in supporting a sustainable energy system. 

Virtual Trading Parties (VTPs) are certified participants in the wholesale electricity market, able to aggregate assets (combining multiple flexibility resources into one portfolio) and trade on behalf of other parties. Achieving their VTP accreditation allows Bryt Energy to offer flexibility optimisation to not only their own electricity supply customers, but also those with supply agreements elsewhere – offering a wider array of Industrial and Commercial (I&C) businesses access to the financial opportunities available. 

David Taylor, Bryt Energy’s Strategy and Innovation Director, said: “We are proud to have earned our accreditation as a VTP, clearly demonstrating the expanding capabilities of our in-house Optimisation desk team and services. It also reflects our commitment to adapting to the needs of organisations across the UK by developing pioneering products and services, empowering them to be more engaged, dynamic and intelligent with their electricity usage. We look forward to continuing to work alongside businesses in supporting and benefiting from the energy transition.” 

As the UK’s electricity system evolves with the energy transition, flexibility optimisation -adjusting your consumption in line with the needs of the grid – will be crucial in balancing supply and demand on the grid. For organisations who want to become more active participants in the grid, and more engaged with and mindful of their energy usage, working together with a flexibility optimisation partner can help unlock a wide range of financial opportunities, whilst also helping achieve a secure, affordable and sustainable energy system. 

“As the UK transitions to a decarbonised energy system, the role of the electricity supplier is evolving alongside it. Our own role has matured over the last 10 years; as we strive to deliver our purpose, we’re now looking ahead towards the future of our industry to expand our offerings. We are already an established renewable electricity supplier* and, as a flexibility optimiser, we are also able to support customers to unlock additional financial benefits by using their electricity more intelligently and sustainably. Our VTP accreditation is an important part of our long-term vision, and we are eager to use this accreditation to assist as many businesses as possible in navigating and benefiting from the energy transition.”– Ian Brothwell, Managing Director at Bryt Energy.

Please visit https://www.brytenergy.co.uk/100-renewable-electricity/ for more information on our products and services.

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