A joyous Energy Pig team at the awards.

Scottish Business Proves that Pigs can fly!

Energy Pig, a leading renewable energy firm based in Glasgow, has been recognised as one of the top 50 fastest

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Energy Pig, a leading renewable energy firm based in Glasgow, has been recognised as one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the UK. It was also cited as the fastest growing renewable business in Scotland.

This achievement was honoured at a ceremony held by the UK Fast Growth Index (2024) This Index is supported by multinational investment bank UBS.

This prestigious accolade underscores the company’s remarkable growth trajectory and commitment to sustainability. Turnover has increased significantly from £2,480k in the financial year ending in 2023 to an impressive £10,401k in 2024. And the business is on track to make further significant gains in 2025. Profits have also increased significantly

With no significant external investment, Energy Pig has transformed into an eight-figure business, directly employing 80 staff members in Glasgow. The company’s success is expected to generate an additional 25% employment opportunities across the sector, reflecting the growing demand for energy-saving solutions. Over the past few years, Energy Pig has installed more than 15,000 energy-saving products, contributing to a greener future for communities across Scotland.

David Vincent Macneill, Managing Director at Energy Pig, expressed his pride in the company’s achievements. “The growth we’ve experienced in recent years has been remarkable. Our success is built on a solid business strategy and a steadfast commitment to excellence.”

Energy Pig continues to lead the way in renewable energy solutions, focusing on innovation and customer satisfaction. The company is dedicated to expanding its impact in the renewable sector, helping individuals and businesses reduce their carbon footprint while promoting sustainable practices.

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