Independent fuel distributor Your NRG has entered the Scottish fuel market for the first time, with a brand-new regional head office opening in Grangemouth. The move marks a major milestone in the company’s nationwide growth strategy and establishes a strong operational foothold across Scotland’s Central Belt.
With over one hundred years of family business heritage behind them and a reputation for customer-focused fuel supply solutions, Your NRG’s expansion into Scotland is built on its proven track record across England.
“Bringing our service to Scotland is a significant step forward for the business. We are excited to introduce our trusted approach to a brand-new region – one where we see real potential to make a difference,” said Jeremy Royle, Managing Director at Your NRG.
The Grangemouth office is acting as a central hub for operations across the Central Belt, serving a wide range of customers, including commercial operations, agriculture and off-grid homeowners. The region is to be overseen by Regional Director Andy McAvoy, who brings extensive experience in fuel distribution, customer service and operational delivery, and will be ably supported by Regional Manager, Millie Peart, a fourth generation member of the Peart family who’ve been supplying fuel for over a century since their humble beginnings delivering coal from horse and cart in north east England.
Your NRG’S award-winning approach, family-run roots, and investment in customer service innovation had already made it a preferred supplier to customers across many parts of England, and they look forward to delivering the same reliable, competitively priced fuel services to fuel users across Scotland.
“We’ve built our reputation on being dependable, personal, and responsive. We understand the unique needs of both domestic and commercial fuel users – and we’re committed to replicating that standard of service and satisfaction for our Scottish customers,” added Royle.
Additional plans are already underway to widen the Scottish service area and invest further in fleet and infrastructure.
