Airtricity, Ireland’s second largest and greenest home energy provider, has today announced a new Rewards partnership with Applegreen, Ireland's largest independent forecourt retailer with over 77 sites trading nationwide.
Airtricity has teamed up with Applegreen to launch this limited time offer that gives Airtricity customers an exclusive opportunity to use their Applegreen Rewards points to get money off their Airtricity bill.
Customers can accumulate points by using their Applegreen Rewards card with each purchase they make at any participating Applegreen Rewards location when buying either fuel or in store products. Customers will get 1 Applegreen Reward point for every litre of fuel bought or 4 points for every €1 in store*. They can then go online to redeem their points against their Airtricity bill. For a limited time only, 1,000 Applegreen Reward points will give customers €10 off their next Airtricity bill.
Welcoming the new partnership between Airtricity and Applegreen, Annabel Tonge, Airtricity Head of Marketing said, “At Airtricity, we’re always looking for creative ways to do more for our customers. Our ‘Bill Saver’ promotion with Applegreen Rewards aims to make living more affordable for our customers as they will be able to convert their Applegreen points into money off their Airtricity bill. As innovative companies, Airtricity and Applegreen have both encouraged new thinking in their industries to give their customers better value and experiences. The launch of this partnership is another exciting opportunity for both brands and we look forward to working with Applegreen over the months ahead.”
Joe Barrett, Applegreen’s Chief Operations Officer said, “We are delighted to engage with Airtricity to launch a new ‘Bill Saver’ initiative for our Applegreen Reward customers and Airtricity bill pay customers. We are continually looking for ways to improve and evolve our current Rewards offering to our customers and this is a great initiative to launch right before the Christmas period. It is great to be able to work with other Irish companies like Airtricity and we look forward to developing this new relationship.”