Bryt Energy’s strategic relocation reflects its commitment to sustainability and business growth within Birmingham’s dynamic district.
- The renewable energy supplier secures 12,500 sq ft in the newly refurbished Cornerblock, moving from its current base at 1 Victoria Square.
- Established by Statkraft in 2016, Bryt Energy is a key player in supporting UK businesses’ transition to net zero emissions.
- The relocation aligns with Bryt Energy’s goals of fostering collaboration and innovation within the tech ecosystem.
- Bruntwood SciTech’s ongoing developments enhance Birmingham’s attractiveness as a hub for innovative enterprises.
Bryt Energy, a notable supplier of 100 per cent renewable electricity sourced entirely from solar, wind, and hydro power, is poised for a move to the Cornerblock building situated on Cornwall Street. This strategic relocation sees the company occupying a substantial area of 12,500 sq ft, departing from its current premises at 1 Victoria Square.
Founded by Statkraft, one of Europe’s most prominent renewable energy generators, Bryt Energy plays a crucial role in aiding British businesses transition towards net zero emissions. Since its inception in 2016, the firm has consistently leveraged its expertise to promote sustainable energy solutions across the UK.
The decision to move to Cornerblock is indicative of Bryt Energy’s aspirations to enhance its operational capabilities within a vibrant business district. The building not only offers proximity to like-minded companies, such as digital transformation firm Kainos and cyber-insurer Beazley, but also provides a conducive environment for innovation.
Dedicated to supporting its team and client goals, Ian Brothwell, Bryt Energy’s Managing Director, emphasised the importance of their “incredible team” and indicated that the new space will advance their sustainability objectives while fostering professional development.
Operated by Bruntwood SciTech, Cornerblock is part of a portfolio that includes the nearby Innovation Birmingham Campus. Regional director Rob Valentine noted that Bryt Energy’s choice of Cornerblock is a “testament to our recent refurbishment”, highlighting the site’s suitability for fostering collaboration within Birmingham’s technology and science-based sectors.
Bryt Energy’s move signifies a step forward in integrating itself within Birmingham’s tech-driven business community.
