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The firmus energy group has completed the sale of its gas supply business, firmus energy (Supply) Ltd, to Yuno Group.
The supply business has grown to become Northern Ireland’s largest gas supplier by volume, since operations commenced in 2005, and now serves over 113,000 domestic and commercial customers across the province.
The gas network business, firmus energy (Distribution) Ltd. will continue to own and operate the ‘Ten Towns’ gas network in Northern Ireland. Firmus energy (Distribution) Ltd. will continue to focus on connecting customers to the gas grid, and enabling the injection of locally produced renewable gases, such as biomethane, into the network.
The change in ownership of firmus energy (Supply) Ltd. will be seamless for customers, who will not be required to take any action as a result of the acquisition.
In welcoming the announcement, Niall Martindale, CEO of firmus energy (Distribution) Ltd. said: “We are very proud of the gas supply business which has been built over the last 19 years and we are grateful for the loyalty which customers have shown to us over that time.
“The supply business is now ready to stand alone, and we are confident it will go from strength to strength under the new ownership of Yuno Group, following tremendous growth under its tenure with Equitix.
“We will continue to own and operate the networks business, where our focus will be the continued growth of connections to our gas network, and the injection of renewable gases such as biomethane, which will support a strong local, and circular, decarbonised economy for Northern Ireland.”
Equitix COO, Sion Jones said: “We’re delighted to be handing over the firmus energy supply business to Yuno Group, who we believe will continue to grow the business. The partnership between Equitix and firmus has achieved incredible outcomes in the last five years and we’re proud to have been participants in firmus’ story of growth while delivering critical infrastructure across the UK.”
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