Diversegy to launch full service energy sales platform

By Dominic Ellis
Diversegy platform will support the business goals of sales partners as they work to provide low-cost energy to commercial customers

Diversegy, a commercial energy brokerage and advisory service and division of Genie Energy, is preparing to launch a full-service energy sales platform on October 5.

The platform will support the business goals of its sales partners as they work to provide low-cost energy to their commercial customers.

"Diversegy's new platform will leverage our substantial expertise and supplier relationships across energy markets to provide partners and agents with access to best-in-class commodity supply information, analytics and transactional support," stated Michael Stein, Genie Energy's CEO.

The platform will give sales partners and agents access to prices from over 60 national and regional power and natural gas energy suppliers. As a licensed broker of electricity and natural gas in deregulated markets across the country, Diversegy will enable sales partners to price and sell energy in deregulated states nationwide through the new sales platform.

"Our platform technology allows partners to price matrix deals in real time, develop custom price quotes through our pricing desk, view commissions and customer usage and get paid promptly," stated Tzvi Zupnik, Executive Vice President of Diversegy. "Our team's deep knowledge of deregulated energy markets enables our partners to access decades of deep energy markets experience."

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