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Becoming a customer
Even if you are based outside the natural gas supply area, you can still become a firmus energy customer, as we also have a licence to supply electricity.
If you have a half hourly meter and your business is based in Northern Ireland, firmus energy may be able to give you a quote for your electricity needs.
Call us on 08456 08 00 88 or email us on furtherinfo@firmusenergy.co.uk to find out more.
Current Customers
As a current customer, your account manager will be in regular contact to ensure that we are meeting your needs.
For emergency calls related to supply failures, breakdowns and damage to networks please contact the Network Service Department of NIE in the first instance:
Tel: 08456 643 643
Address: 120 Malone Road, Belfast, BT9 5HT
In November 2008, we were awarded a licence for the supply of electricity and in March 2009 we contracted Ballymena based Norbev, a major drinks manufacturer as our first electricity customer.
They are also our first dual fuel customer, offering them real benefits in the current climate.
Ian Aiken, finance director, of Norbev added: "We switched to natural gas in summer 2006 and have found it a much more economical option than oil. We have benefited from the differentiated service that firmus energy offers, enabling us to work realistically to fuel budgets".
"Our production facilities include heavy-duty steam machinery which is powered by natural gas and other industrial machinery which is powered by electricity. When we heard that firmus energy is now offering electricity, we priced the dual fuel option and realised that there were further major savings that we as a company could make by sourcing our natural gas and electricity from the same provider."
To see if your business could benefit, contact us on 08456 08 00 88, or email us on furtherinfo@firmusenergy.co.uk
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC)
Did your organisation have at least one half hourly electricity meter in 2008?
If the answer to this question is yes, you are now required by law to either make a one-off submission called an Information Disclosure or register for full participation in the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC).
