SmartestEnergy making the switch to a new brand identity

SmartestEnergy launches its new brand identity with a commitment to helping its customers build knowledge and confidence in clean energy, enabling switched on businesses to make greener choices and transition to net zero carbon.  

With a 20+ year history of driving energy markets forward, SmartestEnergy has doubled down to refocus its efforts on the energy transition and what it will take to support generators and businesses in the current and future energy system, to drive positive change.  

Commenting on the rebrand, Andy Cormie, CEO said, “Our new brand identity helps to convey the importance of the clean energy transition, while also recognizing the importance we put on building partnerships that energise and continuing to nurture local talent to empower sustainable businesses and communities.”  

SmartestEnergy’s global businesses aligned around a shared vision and purpose before deciding to embark on an identity change. The identity concept that resonated with all businesses was a ‘switch’, represented in SmartestEnergy’s new logo; conveying its efforts to make it easy to switch to renewable energy, for a switched on and greener generation.  

“The decision to rebrand wasn’t taken lightly, but it was clear it was needed. We were grappling with what it takes to be a global energy company, with a clear and unwavering focus on the clean energy transition at a global scale. And we needed our brand to evolve, to be as dynamic as we see ourselves, our customers and the markets that we’re operating in. We got to work exploring the journey that we’re on and our ambitions for the future, to land on a new brand that is more vibrant and representative who we are today,” said Hayley Thompson, VP Global Marketing.  

Acknowledging that the journey to 100% renewable energy is complex, and businesses are at different stages with unique needs, SmartestEnergy will be evolving its product offering, helping accelerate the adoption of renewables quicker than ever before by switching businesses onto the need for clean energy and playing a more active role in the energy system as it evolves.