Ecogee
Ecogee is a North West England energy and construction specialist delivering government-funded retrofit, external wall insulation, solar PV, and social-housing maintenance to housing associations, local authorities, and developers across Merseyside, Greater Manchester, and the wider North West. Founded 2012 and acquired by The Regenda Group in 2023.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2012
- HeadquartersLiverpool, United Kingdom
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Ecogee does
Ecogee is a North West England-based energy and construction specialist founded in 2012, delivering government-funded retrofit, external wall insulation, solar PV, and social-housing maintenance services to housing associations, local authorities, and property developers. The company is PAS2035:2019 compliant, TrustMark and MCS accredited, and operates as an appointed supplier on major procurement frameworks including Fusion21 (£1.5bn Decarbonisation Framework), GMCA National Framework, and Torus Retrofit Framework (£75-100m, four years). Its core revenue streams flow from energy-efficiency grant schemes (ECO4, LAD, HUG, SHDF) administered through local authorities and combined authorities, supplemented by framework-based social-housing retrofit, new-build construction, and private domestic works.
Ecogee was acquired by The Regenda Group, a Registered Social Housing provider with approximately 13,000 homes, in 2023, integrating Ecogee with sister company M&Y Maintenance and Construction under shared MD Gill Kelly. The standalone business targets around £18m in turnover with a workforce of 101-250 staff, delivering ~5,600+ energy-saving measures per year and operating from a headquarters in St Helens, Merseyside. Notable technical capabilities include the Aliva External Wall System (the first brick-slip system approved for use in Liverpool City Council area in recent years) and the Alsecco External Wall Insulation System deployed on high-rise projects such as Oxford House (90 flats, 15 floors).
The go-to-market is enterprise field sales with multi-year framework contracts and competitive tenders, supported by channel access through procurement frameworks. Pricing is largely government-funded or subsidised for eligible households, with private works quoted per project (for example, external wall insulation at approximately £9,000 per property). Key customers include Cobalt Housing, Torus, Prima Housing Group, Halton Housing, One Vision Housing, Regenda Homes, ForViva Housing, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, and Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council, with the broader £15bn UK Warm Homes Plan representing a structural tailwind through 2030.
Ecogee firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Ecogee
- Legal name
- Eco Gee Ltd
- Website
- https://ecogee.co.uk
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2012
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Short description
- Ecogee is a North West England energy and construction specialist delivering government-funded retrofit, external wall insulation, solar PV, and social-housing maintenance to housing associations, local authorities, and developers across Merseyside, Greater Manchester, and the wider North West. Founded 2012 and acquired by The Regenda Group in 2023.
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Ecogee industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Energy Efficiency Retrofit and Construction Services
- akta.pro primary industry
- Home Energy & EV Charging (HEMS, Smart Meters, Batteries, Chargers) (HSAPAQAF)
Keywords
Where Ecogee is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Liverpool
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Ecogee business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
Revenue model
- Government Grant-Funded Retrofit Works: Ecogee delivers energy efficiency improvements through government schemes including ECO4, Local Authority Delivery (LAD), Home Upgrade Grant (HUG), and Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF). Works include insulation, solar panels, boilers, and heat pumps - majority fully funded for eligible households.
- Social Housing Construction and Maintenance: Delivers new build properties, repairs, maintenance, voids, and envelope schemes for social housing providers. Works include kitchen/bathroom replacements, external rendering, and reactive maintenance services.
- Private Domestic Works: Provides energy efficiency and construction services to private homeowners, including those receiving partial funding through schemes like Green Homes Grant.
- Commercial Construction: Delivers external wall insulation and rendering works for commercial properties and developers, including the award-winning Baltic View development (130 apartments, 9 commercial units).
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | Government-funded energy efficiency upgrades (ECO4, LAD, HUG, SHDF) |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Home Upgrade Grant 2 (HUG2) |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Social Housing Retrofit and Construction |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Private Domestic Works |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels7 records
Marketing channels10 records
Ecogee product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Ecogee is an energy and construction specialist delivering energy efficiency retrofit, new build construction, social housing repairs and maintenance, external wall insulation and brick-slip systems, and Solar PV installations across North West England. The majority of works are delivered through government-funded schemes (ECO4, LAD, HUG, SHDF) and procurement framework appointments with social housing providers and local authorities.
Product overview
Ecogee is an energy and construction specialist company providing green energy solutions across the North West of England. The company operates as a service-based business offering multiple interconnected service lines rather than a unified software platform. Its core offerings include: Eco Grants (government energy efficiency funding schemes - ECO, LAD, HUG), New Build construction, Social Housing repairs and maintenance, External Wall/Brick Slip insulation services, Solar PV installation, and Warm Homes: Local Grant delivery. The company is also appointed to several major procurement frameworks (Fusion21, GMCA, Torus) enabling public sector access to its retrofit services. All services are delivered with a focus on social value, tackling fuel poverty, and contributing to Net Zero targets.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Eco Grants Government-funded energy efficiency grant programmes including ECO (Energy Companies Obligation), Local Authority Delivery (LAD), and Home Upgrade Grant (HUG) schemes providing fully or partially funded energy-saving measures such as A-rated gas boilers, central heating, cavity wall insulation, underfloor and loft insulation, and external wall insulation to qualifying households in fuel poverty.
- New Build Construction Construction of new build properties for both social housing and private domestic sectors, ranging from one-bedroom apartments to five-bedroom detached houses, with completed development value exceeding £12 million over the past 5 years.
- Social Housing Repairs and Maintenance Comprehensive repairs, maintenance, voids management, and complete envelope schemes for social housing providers including kitchen and bathroom replacements, external rendering for low-rise and high-rise apartments, and 24-hour reactive service and breakdown maintenance with total project value exceeding £6 million.
- External Wall Insulation and Brick Slip Specialist external wall insulation (EWI), rendering, and brick-slip installation services for commercial, domestic, and residential properties including individual dwellings, high-rise apartment blocks, and commercial buildings, with completed work value exceeding £5 million over 5 years.
- Solar PV Installation Solar photovoltaic panel installation services with over 12 years of expertise, offering residential and commercial solar solutions to generate renewable electricity and reduce energy bills by up to 80%.
- Warm Homes: Local Grant Government-funded grant scheme delivered in partnership with Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council providing energy efficiency upgrades and low carbon heating to eligible households with EPC band D to G, annual household income of £36,000 or below, or qualifying postcodes.
- Procurement Framework Services Appointed supplier on multiple national procurement frameworks including Fusion21 £1.5bn Decarbonisation Framework, Fusion21 £750m Decarbonisation Framework, GMCA National Framework for Retrofit Projects, and Torus Retrofit Framework (£75-100m), enabling public sector organisations to access Ecogee's retrofit services.
Quantifiable outcome
- Over 62,100 kWh energy saved per year across 270+ homes in SHDF Wave 2 project
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Companies that use Ecogee
Customer profileNamed customers12 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Ecogee technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature4 records
Ecogee partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
28 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- The Regenda GroupcoreAcquired Ecogee in 2023. The Regenda Group is a Registered Social Housing provider with approximately 13,000 homes in Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, and Lancashire. Regenda also owns M&Y Construction and Maintenance, which works closely with Ecogee.
- M&Y Maintenance and ConstructioncoreSister company under Regenda Group. Managed by Gill Kelly who also leads Ecogee. Combined turnover exceeds £70m. M&Y provides maintenance and construction services while Ecogee focuses on retrofit and energy solutions.
- Cobalt HousingcoreMajor partnership for delivery of SHDF Wave 2 works (£4.7m contract, 270+ properties). Also delivered £2.7m investment programme and £500k additional works. Partnership aims to achieve EPC C or above for homes by 2030.
- Liverpool City Region Combined AuthoritycoreDelivering £10.5m Home Upgrade Grant works for 500 households off gas grid. LCRCA secured £105m government funding for 10,000 homes retrofit programme. Partnership includes Warm Homes: Local Grant delivery.
- Sefton Metropolitan Borough CouncilcorePartnership for Warm Homes: Local Grant delivery and LA Flex scheme. Ecogee selected as one of four local contractors to deliver energy-saving initiative under ECO4 local authority managed funding.
- ToruscoreAppointed to Torus Retrofit Framework (£75-100m, 4-year programme). Ecogee ranked 5th on Lot 1 - Retrofit Works. Covers Liverpool, St Helens, and Warrington. Partnership focuses on energy-efficient upgrades for Torus's 40,000+ homes.
- Fusion21coreAppointed as main supplier in Fusion21 £1.5bn Decarbonisation Framework (one of 40 firms). Also previously on £750m Fusion21 Decarbonisation Framework. Framework supports Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund and Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
- Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA)coreAppointed to GMCA National Framework for Retrofit of Domestic Properties. Four-year framework covering 15 lots for design, supply, and installation of retrofit measures including PAS2035 roles and customer journey services.
- Northern ScaffoldingminorKey subcontractor for SHDF Wave 2 project with Cobalt Housing, 270+ properties.
- Peak SolarminorKey subcontractor for SHDF Wave 2 project with Cobalt Housing, providing solar panel installation.
- Gaia EnergyminorKey subcontractor for SHDF Wave 2 project with Cobalt Housing.
- Solen EnergyminorSupplier for SHDF Wave 2 project with Cobalt Housing.
- Arcus ConsultingminorCompleted surveys for Alice and Katie project, assessing home for energy efficiency improvements under HUG2 scheme.
- TechstrucminorSupplied structural surveys and worked with Ecogee team to complete structural repairs for vulnerable customer Bill's home transformation project.
- Crossfield ConstructioncoreDeveloper for award-winning Baltic View project. Ecogee delivered £700k exterior brick slip and rendering work on 130 apartments and 9 commercial units in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle.
- Wetherby Building SystemsminorSupplier for Cherry Lane project (£1.2m refurbishment of six three-storey blocks for Torus Group). Also supplies brick slip systems with 10-year guarantee.
- Cobalt HousingcoreCommunity action day partnership for neighbourhood improvements including railing painting, planter installation, and community garden development on Scarisbrick Road.
- Liverpool Women's Hospital CharityminorEcogee donated £2,000 to support refurbishment of Bereavement Suite (Honeysuckle Suite), specifically for soundproofing improvements.
- Centre 56minorSupported Centre 56 Christmas charity appeal providing specialist support for children and families who have experienced domestic abuse. Raised over £300 through bucket collecting.
- Petrus CommunityminorSupported The Big Regenda Give Christmas appeal alongside Centre 56, donating presents to people experiencing homelessness across Rochdale, Oldham and Burnley.
- Positive FootprintsminorPartnership for career events including Career Carousel at Fazakerley Primary School, inspiring 60+ local school children about careers in the sector.
- The Sovini GroupminorSponsoring The Sovini Group's Winter Gala 2026, supporting Liverpool Zoe's Place and Woodlands Hospice.
- The Learning FoundryminorSupported launch of The Learning Foundry Skills Centre in Kirkdale. Helped shape curriculum for Green Skills Bootcamps for retrofit advisors and domestic energy assessors.
- Centre 56minorRaised over £300 through bucket collecting at Liverpool Central Station for Centre 56 nursery.
- Prima Housing GroupcoreSocial housing retrofit works including voids, kitchen/bathroom replacements, external rendering for low-rise and high-rise apartments.
- Halton HousingcoreSocial housing retrofit works including voids, kitchen/bathroom replacements, and external rendering.
- One Vision HousingcoreDelivered external rendering, modernisation, and 24-hour full repair and maintenance programme for low-rise and high-rise apartments.
- ForViva HousingcoreSocial housing retrofit and envelope schemes delivery.
Scale indicators27 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights7 records
Ecogee competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Sureserve Group: Sureserve delivers retrofit, energy efficiency, and compliance services to UK social housing providers, directly overlapping with Ecogee's ECO4, SHDF, and external wall insulation offerings.
- Willmott Dixon Energy Services: Willmott Dixon's energy services arm delivers EWI, retrofit, and decarbonisation works for social housing providers and public-sector clients, overlapping directly with Ecogee's core service lines on the same procurement frameworks.
- J Tomlinson: J Tomlinson delivers energy efficiency retrofit, EWI, and maintenance services to UK social housing and public sector clients, competing with Ecogee for similar framework and tendered work.
- Keepmoat Homes: Keepmoat is a UK housebuilder with a significant social housing regeneration and new-build arm, competing with Ecogee on new-build developments (Ecogee's £12m+ 5-year new-build pipeline) and on social housing maintenance contracts.
- Liberty Group: Liberty Group (acquired by Mears) provides EWI, retrofit, and energy efficiency services to UK social housing providers, competing head-to-head with Ecogee on SHDF, ECO4, and regional retrofit frameworks.
- Pennington Choices: Pennington Choices provides retrofit coordination, stock condition surveys, and PAS2035 consultancy to social housing providers, complementing and competing with Ecogee's retrofit delivery role across the same housing-association client base.
- United Living: United Living (formerly Apollo) provides infrastructure, retrofit and property services to social housing providers and local authorities in the UK, competing with Ecogee for SHDF, ECO, and Warm Homes framework work.
Others
- Wetherby Building Systems: Wetherby is a UK manufacturer and supplier of EWI systems that supplies Ecogee (e.g., Cherry Lane and other projects); included as an adjacent ecosystem participant whose systems Ecogee installs and which could in-source some installation work.
Broad incumbents
- Equans: Equans (Bouygues subsidiary, formerly Engie) is a major UK provider of energy services, retrofit, and decarbonisation across social housing and public sector — directly competing with Ecogee on Fusion21 and SHDF frameworks at much larger scale.
- E.ON Energy Solutions: E.ON's energy solutions division delivers domestic retrofit, heat pumps, solar PV, and SHDF-funded works for UK housing providers, overlapping with Ecogee's HUG/ECO delivery and competing on the same large frameworks.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
Ecogee social profiles
Digital presenceEcogee compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance12 records
Ecogee financial estimates
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Ecogee leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles4 records
Ecogee funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
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Frequently asked questions about Ecogee
What does Ecogee do?
Ecogee is an energy and construction specialist delivering energy efficiency retrofit, new build construction, social housing repairs and maintenance, external wall insulation and brick-slip systems, and Solar PV installations across North West England. The majority of works are delivered through government-funded schemes (ECO4, LAD, HUG, SHDF) and procurement framework appointments with social housing providers and local authorities.
Is Ecogee a public or private company?
Ecogee is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was Ecogee founded?
Ecogee was founded in 2012. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is Ecogee based?
Ecogee is headquartered in Liverpool, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Ecogee make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Government Grant-Funded Retrofit Works are the primary driver. The others are social Housing Construction and Maintenance, private Domestic Works and commercial Construction.
Who are Ecogee's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Sureserve Group, Willmott Dixon Energy Services, J Tomlinson, Keepmoat Homes, Liberty Group, Pennington Choices and United Living. Wetherby Building Systems is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are Equans and E.ON Energy Solutions.
Does Ecogee have an API?
No public API is recorded for Ecogee.
What industry is Ecogee in?
Ecogee's product category is Energy Efficiency Retrofit and Construction Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HSAPAQAF, Home Energy & EV Charging (HEMS, Smart Meters, Batteries, Chargers).