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Building a flexible energy brand for the UK
Voltalis is a French-owned leader in energy flexibility, specialising in demand-response solutions that help balance electricity networks by intelligently reducing consumption during periods of peak demand. By enabling thousands of small, coordinated actions across homes and businesses, Voltalis helps reduce strain on the grid, cut carbon emissions and support a more resilient energy system.
As Voltalis expanded into the UK market, we supported the business as it established its presence, sharpened its proposition and built momentum with partners, customers and stakeholders.
Establishing a clear UK brand position
We worked closely with the Voltalis team to develop the UK brand positioning “All Together Better” — a strategic platform built around the belief that collective, micro-level actions can add up to meaningful system-wide impact. The idea directly reflects the principle of flexible energy: small, distributed changes working together to deliver major benefits for consumers, networks and the environment.
While developed to support the UK launch, the positioning has since been more broadly adopted across European markets, helping bring consistency and clarity to the brand as it continues to scale.
Supporting growth across consumer and B2B markets
Beyond positioning, we’ve helped translate the strategy into practical, market-ready outputs — developing messaging, sales content and supporting materials for key consumer and B2B verticals. This has included work across exhibitions, literature and sales enablement tools designed to support partnerships and accelerate market understanding.
Our work has helped Voltalis build credibility and relationships with organisations such as Passiv, supporting collaboration across the wider energy ecosystem.
Launching the brand in the UK
We also supported the formal UK launch in London, where Voltalis announced a planned investment of up to £1 billion by 2030 to support the UK energy market. The event marked a significant milestone for the business and played an important role in establishing Voltalis as a serious, long-term contributor to the UK’s energy transition.
