Clean Energy-tech Company Aira Acquires Yorkshire Firm All Seasons Energy, Creating Over 100 New Jobs And Apprenticeships

Sep 4, 2023

Swedish clean energy-tech champion Aira acquires Yorkshire firm All Seasons Energy, creating over 100 new jobs and apprenticeships within the next year

United Kingdom - September 4, 2023 —

• Sheffield duo Kevin Oldfield and Richard Moule join forces with Swedish home energy innovator to drive the clean energy revolution in the UK.


• Investment solidifies Aira’s ambition to become the UK’s heat pump market leader by the end of 2024.


• Strategic investment forms part of Aira’s plan to serve over 5 million homes across Europe with clean energy-tech solutions, decarbonising homes and reducing energy bills.


• Agreement expected to turbo-charge growth, creating a foundation for Aira’s Northern Academy which will upskill and train hundreds of clean energy experts.


Sheffield, UK, Thursday 31st August 2023 – Swedish clean energy-tech company, Aira, has today announced its investment in All Seasons Energy, widely recognised as one of the UK’s most trusted home renewable energy specialists. The acquisition of All Seasons represents the continued execution of Aira’s corporate strategy to facilitate market expansion by partnering up with local champions to access critical regional expertise and experience. The deal will help drive Aira’s ambition to become the UK’s leading clean energy-tech business by the end of 2024.


To accelerate the rapid growth of the business, Aira will invest in a new Northern Academy that will train hundreds of installers, helping drive their ambition to serve 5 million homes across Europe with clean energy solutions over the next 10 years. Achieving this target will dramatically improve the energy efficiency of UK homes and save the same volume of carbon emissions as taking 10 million cars off the road across Europe.


The deal will also enable All Seasons Energy to double their office, training and warehouse space and grow the team to create a host of new job opportunities from apprenticeships to installers and commercial roles.


In the last five years, All Seasons Energy has installed more than 13,000 energy-saving measures, such as solar panels, heat pumps, home insulation and electric vehicle chargers, delivering to their customers £260 million in lifetime energy savings.


The new partnership will enable even more households to invest in the clean energy tech of the future using Aira’s unique, subscription-focused business model. With Aira’s all-inclusive monthly payment plan which removes upfront costs, the partnership increases accessibility and affordability.



For more information about All Seasons Energy use the contact details below:

Contact Info:
Name: Tom King
Email: Send Email
Organization: All Seasons Energy
Address: 1A Meadowbrook Park, Halfway, Sheffield, S20 3PJ
Phone: 01909771838
Website: https://allseasonsenergy.co.uk

Release ID: 89106590

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