EDF Energy wins NHS contract

Published: 15-Aug-2011


THE Government Procurement Service (GPS) has awarded the UK's largest ever electricity supply contract by annual volume to EDF Energy following a successful tender process. The framework agreement will see the company supply electricity and energy-related additional goods, works and services to the NHS, together with the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Justice, Metropolitan Police, London Underground, the Highways Agency and other bodies across central and local government. As well as electricity supply, EDF Energy will also provide strategic and practical sustainability advice to help the NHS improve efficiency and reduce emissions in line with national targets. Vincent de Rivaz, chief executive of EDF Energy, said: "As the UK's largest supplier of electricity to businesses, and the leading generator of low carbon electricity, we have the expertise to support the Government in its sustainability agenda, improve energy efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions."

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