Payzone and Post Office secure Bright deal for Northern Ireland

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Payzone and Post Office have secured a long-term contract with renewable electricity provider Bright in Northern Ireland.

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The deal means all Payzone retailers and Post Office branches in the region are able to process top-up payments for Bright customers.

Bright is a new energy supplier, providing electricity that is 100% renewable and powered only by wind, solar, bio, and hydro. Demand for renewable electricity has grown over the years, a trend that Payzone and Post Office retailers can now meet.

Simon Lambert, commercial director for Payzone Bill Payments, said: “Payzone is excited to be part of this new product launch within the energy sector and we are delighted to bring a new service to Payzone retailers and customers in Northern Ireland. Bright has a distinctive USP, tapping the demand for renewable electricity in an increasingly popular market, one which we believe will be an attractive option for customers and will ultimately increase footfall for Payzone retailers and Post Office branches.”

Ciaran Devine, chief executive at Bright, added: “A key part of our offering is simplicity and when it comes to topping up, being accessible, whether via a Payzone outlet or Post Office or via the bright app, means we make it easy for consumers to do this whatever their preference.

“After successfully launching in Ireland in July 2020, we are excited to now offer our renewable, affordable electricity on one simple tariff to members across Northern Ireland.  We have no doubt that this partnership will add massive value for bright customers and help us on our mission to make renewable electricity affordable and fair for all.”

The contract win marks another milestone for the combined strength of the Post Office and Payzone networks, following the success of tie-ups with British Gas, Scottish Power Smart Metering, and Jersey Electricity.