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GreenForms Trading relaunches with enhanced support from Next Green Group

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Melbourne, Australia – Monday 30 September

GreenForms Trading, a leading online platform for trading Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs), is excited to announce its relaunch with renewed backing from premier Australian Green-Tech-Tailor, Next Green Group.

“Our platform is designed to be user-friendly, efficient, and secure, making it easy for customers to trade STCs,” says Jimi Gatland, Channel Account Manager at GreenForms Trading. “We’re thrilled to have the support of Next Green Group, which allows us to offer our customers even more stability and reliability.”

With GreenForms Trading, customers can enjoy a range of benefits, including a unique price protection feature, a user-friendly online platform and mobile app and personalised support from GreenForms Trading’s Australian-based team.

Next Green Group is a pioneer in the Australian energy market, offering a comprehensive range of integrated energy solutions. Committed to helping businesses achieve zero carbon emissions, Next Green Group provides green retail energy, renewable energy generation and storage, energy efficiency upgrades, and demand response technologies.

By partnering with GreenForms Trading, Next Green Group is further solidifying its position as an industry leader. Through this collaboration, they aim to empower businesses to take the next steps in their journey to sustainability.

GreenForms Trading will be exhibiting at All Energy Australia on Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 October. Visit them at stand Y140 to see the revitalised platform.

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