Skandia Greenpower Streamlines Invoicing with Ropo One™

The energy group Skandia Greenpower has signed an agreement with Ropo for fully integrated invoicing services across all of its brands.

The Norwegian energy group Skandia Greenpower owns and operates several electricity brands serving the Norwegian consumer and business markets, with Skandia Energi, Saga Energi and Motkraft in its portfolio. At the end of 2024, the Skandia companies had more than 50,000 electricity customers.

Through this new partnership, Ropo will deliver the Ropo One® Embed module, covering the entire invoice lifecycle, including invoice delivery, payment follow-up, accounts receivable, debt collection, customer service, and analytics services. The entire solution is streamlined on Ropo’s invoicing and technology platform, Ropo One®, and closely integrated with Skandia’s core system.

“We wanted a partner with modern technology and a clear understanding and expertise of our industry – one who could take full ownership of our invoicing process. Ropo offers a solution that covers our entire need,” says Tommie Rudi, CEO of Skandia Greenpower.

Everything in one place and on one platform

The goal of the partnership is to unify, automate, and optimize invoicing processes into one connected workflow, driving more efficient operations, reduced costs, and better visibility into the group’s cash flow.

Ropo’s Norway Country Manager, Trung Minh Tran, highlights Skandia as an important and highly forward-thinking client.

“At both Skandia and Ropo, client focus is at the heart of everything we do, and we’re proud to be part of their growth journey. We’re grateful for Skandia’s trust, and it motivates us to keep strengthening our service delivery at every level,” says Tran.

About Skandia Greenpower

Skandia Greenpower is a Norwegian energy group listed on Euronext Growth and the company behind the electricity providers SkandiaEnergi, Saga Energi, and Motkraft. The group supplies electricity and energy services to the private and business markets in Norway.