Growing North East energy firm set to treble workforce following office relocation
A North East energy consultancy is set to recruit more than 20 new staff following its expansion into new premises.
One Energy Solutions has moved into Washington Business Centre as part of its ongoing growth strategy.
Established 18 months ago by Daniel Hopper and Jonathan Golightly, the firm specialises in business energy solutions, and grew to six employees in its first year.
Following its relocation to the business centre, the company aims to grow to 30 employees over the next 18 months.
One Energy Solution’s managing director, Daniel Hopper, explained: “We focus on a high-quality operation, and aim to build long term relationships with customers.
“When we set up, we had a small office in Jarrow. Now we are growing, we need the accessibility and size offered by Washington Business Centre.
“We know Sunderland has ambitious plans to grow its business sectors, and Washington is an important location for manufacturers, so it suits us well.”
Cllr Graeme Miller, leader of Sunderland City Council added: “Energy use is at the top of the agenda, not only in the UK but worldwide, and I’m delighted that One Energy Solutions is leading the way in finding practicable, positive solutions for businesses, and doing so from Washington Business Centre.
“Sunderland is attracting more and more highly skilled jobs, which help to boost the productivity of our wider business sector. I hope One Energy Solutions continues to grow strongly from its new base.”
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