Full-Time
Provides affordable green energy solutions
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Mid
London, UK
Hybrid position based in London, UK.
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Octopus Energy provides affordable green energy solutions to households and businesses across multiple countries, including the UK, US, Japan, Germany, New Zealand, and Australia. The company focuses on the renewable energy market and utilizes technology and data to enhance its services. Its main product is the Kraken technology platform, which is used for direct energy sales to consumers and is also licensed to other energy providers. This platform allows for efficient energy management and supports additional services like electric vehicle solutions. Unlike many competitors, Octopus Energy emphasizes sustainability and a customer-centric approach, aiming to make green energy accessible and affordable for everyone.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$2.5B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2016
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Paid Vacation
401(k) Company Match
Parental Leave
Flexible Work Hours
Company Equity
OE Group Share Scheme
Updated regularly - Your Avro energy account is moving to Octopus. Find all important updates and answers to the most frequently asked questions here.
Avro Energy collapsed and ceased operations in September 2021 due to several factors, primarily linked to the volatility in the energy market and the company’s financial struggles. Their customers were taken over by Octopus Energy.
Octopus Energy’s generation arm has announced a new investment in Nordic Generation Fuels (NGF) to accelerate clean air travel.
Acquisitions are a central part of Octopus' expansion strategy. It's acquired at least 15 companies — and says there are more to come.
Carolyn Dawson of Tech Nation says tech companies can make an impact on climate mitigation Tech Nation/Founders ForumHere’s the irony. While an important subset of tech entrepreneurs are focused on the mitigation of climate change, the innovation economy as a whole is playing a significant role in pushing emissions to ever-higher levels. From co-working sectors to server farms, computers are collectively consuming ever-increasing amounts of electricity, creating an enormous carbon footprint in the process.So what can be done? Well, U.K. energy provider Octopus Energy has joined forces with entrepreneur networking platform Tech Nation to relaunch an initiative designed to help businesses of all sizes cut their emissions while also providing climate tech startups with an opportunity to enter into conversations with CEOs, CTOs and government officials. Earlier this week I spoke to Tech Nation CEO, Carolyn Dawson, and Octopus Energy Product Marketing Manager, Rebecca Dibb-Simkin about the thinking behind the scheme and the potential opportunities for startups.First some context. Originally created as a government-backed body tasked with supporting innovation economy entrepreneurs, Tech Nation almost disappeared in 2023 when public funding was withdrawn