Facilities and energy services provider Cofely has unveiled a strategy to tackle the energy and environmental efficiency markets.
The firm, formed from the merger of Cofathec, Elyo SUEZ and Axima – and part of GDF SUEZ Energy Services, has set its sights on boosting its integrated service management offering and winning operation & maintenance contracts.
“Cofely offers a unique combination of expertise in energy and environmental efficiency - from the design and installation of local and renewable energy solutions, to the operational delivery of integrated services,” explained chairman and chief executive officer Peter Talbot.
“The formation of Cofely means a number of enhanced strengths and synergies which directly benefit our customer base. Customer care is an integral part of our service delivery and a major focus in all we do.”
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