Infinity has announced a new partnership with OVO Energy to help deliver renewable energy solutions, including solar panels, air source heat pumps, and EV charging points, across households in North London and parts of South London.

The partnership comes at a pivotal time for the UK renewables sector, as the Government continues to accelerate its focus on low-carbon technologies, energy efficiency, and the transition towards net zero. With growing pressure on energy costs and sustainability targets, the collaboration aims to make renewable energy solutions more accessible for households looking to reduce both bills and carbon emissions.

OVO is one of the UK’s leading energy suppliers, focused on helping customers decarbonise their homes through smarter energy solutions and renewable technologies. Through this partnership, OVO Solar & Heating and Infinity will work together to support households in adopting cleaner, more efficient energy systems.

With more than 13 years of industry experience, Infinity has become a trusted name in the energy efficiency and renewable sector. The company provides a wide range of services, including insulation, solar PV systems, battery storage, air source heat pumps, EV charging points, and retrofit solutions.

Manoj Patel, Founder of Infinity, commented, “This partnership is a major step towards making renewable energy more accessible across London. For over 13 years, Infinity has helped households improve energy efficiency and reduce rising energy costs. Partnering with OVO allows us to deliver smarter, practical solutions that support both sustainability and long-term savings.”

Ollie Bolwell, Head of Franchise, OVO Solar and Heating, added, “We’re pleased to partner with Infinity to help bring renewable technologies to more homes across London. Collaborations like this are key to supporting the UK’s transition to low-carbon living and helping customers access smarter, more sustainable energy solutions.”

The partnership will focus on supporting households with high-quality renewable installations while helping contribute towards the UK’s wider sustainability and net zero ambitions.