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Lobbying Activity

Meeting with Robert Nuij (Head of Unit Energy)

5 Dec 2025 · Exchange on the concept of Zero-Bill Homes by Octopus Energy and possibilities for partnerships

Meeting with Lukasz Kolinski (Director Energy)

4 Dec 2025 · Affordable energy transition

Meeting with Thomas Pellerin-Carlin (Member of the European Parliament)

12 Nov 2025 · Electricy Public Service Project

Meeting with Robert Nuij (Head of Unit Energy)

6 Oct 2025 · Exchange on the concept of Zero-Bill Homes by Octopus Energy and possibilities for a tripartite agreement

Meeting with Rosalinde Van Der Vlies (Director Energy) and

11 Jul 2025 · Possible tripartite agreement

Meeting with Andrea Wechsler (Member of the European Parliament)

4 Jun 2025 · EU Energy and industry policy

Meeting with Anne-Maud Orlinski (Cabinet of Commissioner Dan Jørgensen)

28 Mar 2025 · Electricity Market Situation of the French electricity Market

Meeting with Dan Jørgensen (Commissioner) and

23 Jan 2025 · Dialogue to address the competitive landscape of clean electrons and how power systems evolve to accommodate growing demand (closed session)

Meeting with Sigrid Friis (Member of the European Parliament) and Siemens AG and

8 Oct 2024 · Upcoming term in relation to energy policy

Response to Action plan on accelerating Heat Pump market and deployment

24 May 2023

Thank you for the opportunity to input into the call for evidence on heat pumps. As described in the call for input, electrifying heating at lowest cost (through the installation of heat pumps, including heat pumps for district heating systems) will require addressing a range of barriers. Ahead of Octopus planned response to the EUs consultation in the second quarter of 2023, we thought it might be useful to outline our thoughts, not only as an energy supplier across EU markets, but also as a heat pump manufacturer and installer, and an energy-technology company, on what will be required to address the barriers. In summary, we think increasing the roll-out of heat pumps will require a coherent and mutually reinforcing set of policies and targets, and a clear description of the path that electrification of heat will take. More specifically, it will require government targets, underpinned by a clear plan to support targets, including incentive schemes, tax structures, market mechanisms (including market mechanisms to better manage the load on the low voltage grids). It will also require minimum standards, and training and informational schemes that are not diluted by other conflicting technologies. We describe in the attached document (and below) the action that will be required from all of us across industry, including OEM manufacturers, energy retailers and suppliers, governments, regulators, system and network operators and the broader industry
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