Supplier profile

Bryt Energy

Bryt Energy is a business-only renewable electricity supplier within Norway’s state-owned Statkraft group.

Last reviewed 25 September 2026

ElectricityCommercial and industrial electricity users
Legal supplierBryt Energy LimitedCompany no. 10167351
OwnershipState-owned parentOwned through Statkraft Pure Energy Limited; Statkraft is wholly owned by the Norwegian state.
Founded2016Birmingham
Supply focusElectricityCommercial and industrial electricity users
Business owner and solar engineer inspecting commercial rooftop panels, relevant to bryt energy
On-site generation should be assessed against the building, demand and long-term plan.

Company and ownership

Who owns Bryt Energy?

Owned through Statkraft Pure Energy Limited; Statkraft is wholly owned by the Norwegian state.

Ownership structureState-owned parent
No standalone public share price

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Group relationships

Affiliations and related businesses

StatkraftStatkraft Pure EnergyBryt Energy Storage

Related companies can share a parent or brand while remaining separate legal entities. Check the company named in the principal terms, on the bill and in the complaints procedure before relying on a group relationship.

Facilities manager and technician inspecting efficient warehouse lighting, relevant to bryt energy
Efficiency projects often begin with visible, measurable changes at the premises.

Commercial fit

What the supplier offers

  • 100% renewable business electricity
  • Fixed and flexible supply
  • Demand, optimisation and storage services

Renewable position: Markets electricity sourced from wind, solar and hydro. Buyers should check contract-specific source and certificate reporting.

Independent comparisonNot in the current Citizens Advice table

This does not mean zero complaints or poor performance. The published table covers a defined set of suppliers with sufficient data.

Before signing

Points to check

  • Electricity specialist rather than a dual-fuel supplier.
  • Larger-user products may include optimisation obligations beyond supply.
  • Recalculate the quote with your own annual consumption, contract dates and every known fee.
  • Confirm broker remuneration, renewal terms, payment method and the complaint escalation route in writing.
Small business owner discussing a commercial heat pump installation, relevant to bryt energy
Low-carbon equipment must suit the building and its operating needs.

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