We’re proud to announce that Root3 Lighting & Electrical has officially joined the East of England Energy Group (EEEGR), the region’s leading energy trade association.
This exciting step connects us to one of the UK’s most dynamic energy networks and reinforces our commitment to driving innovation, sustainability, and collaboration across the East of England’s fast-growing energy sector.
About EEEGR
The East of England Energy Group (EEEGR) is the industry body representing energy companies and their supply chains across Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. Founded in 2001, EEEGR works to support businesses involved in all forms of energy, from offshore wind, renewables, and nuclear, to oil & gas, hydrogen, carbon capture, and decommissioning.
Its mission is simple: to be the source of knowledge, connections, and opportunities that help member companies grow and thrive.
Through its Skills for Energy programme, EEEGR also plays a major role in workforce development, ensuring the region continues to have the skilled people needed to deliver a sustainable energy future.
EEEGR membership strengthens our voice in industry discussions, allowing us to share our perspective on the technologies, standards, and best practices that support the UK’s transition to cleaner, smarter energy.
A Step Forward for Our Team and Clients
As we continue to expand our work in renewable technologies, LED lighting and energy-efficient electrical systems, this partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to help clients reduce carbon impact while improving efficiency and performance.
By engaging with EEEGR’s events, insights, and collaborative forums, we’ll be better equipped to deliver solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses, communities, and the wider energy network.
Looking Ahead
Joining EEEGR represents another step forward for Root3 Lighting & Electrical, one that deepens our ties to the regional energy sector and reinforces our long-term commitment to innovation and sustainability.
We’re looking forward to working alongside EEEGR and its members to help shape the East of England’s energy future.