Ecotricity

British energy company based in Gloucestershire

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October 2024 Ecotricity Group Limited took a controlling stake in regional airline Ecojet, previously held by Dale Vince.
December 2023 Ecotricity donated £1 million to the UK Labour Party.
May 2023 Asif Rehmanwala was appointed as the CEO of Ecotricity and the Green Britain Group.
April 2022 Dale Vince stated an intention to sell the company, with plans to build a further 2,500 MW of renewable energy generation.
January 2021 Ecotricity agreed to buy 3 Megawatt-hours yearly from United Downs Deep Geothermal Power, the UK's first geothermal plant.
March 2015 Ecotricity refinanced existing wind farms with the aim of expanding production to 100 megawatts by November 2016.
October 2014 Ecotricity partnered with Skanska to build and finance new turbines, adding 100 MW to its existing 70 MW capacity.
2013 Ecotricity's electricity supply became 100% renewable.
January 2012 Ecotricity invested in the development of Searaser pump-to-shore wave energy machines.

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