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Carbon Footprint is an important topic for households that want to understand the environmental impact of the services, energy choices and everyday decisions they make. For many people, reducing household costs and making more responsible choices can go hand in hand, especially when looking at energy use, customer benefits and the wider values of a company. This page includes helpful articles about Utility Warehouse, environmental initiatives, tree planting, energy services and how UW fits into broader conversations about household value and sustainability.
When exploring Carbon Footprint, it is worth looking at both practical household energy use and the environmental initiatives supported by the companies you choose. The article UW Woodland of 100,000 broad-leaved trees on Bryn Arw gives useful context on Utility Warehouse’s tree planting project, while the UW Energy guide explains how energy fits within the wider UW service package. You may also find Green Initiatives useful for related articles about sustainability, environmental responsibility and customer-focused improvements.
Working with Charities Trust, the UW Foundation ensures that UW is committed to making a difference to the environment and within local communities. Decisions regarding which charities to support are underpinned by the things that UW customers, Partners and employees feel most passionately about.At the Company’s virtual Express Day earlier in the year, UW Partners […]
Utility Warehouse (UW) recently announced that the company’s first UW Woodland will be on Bryn Arw in the Brecon Beacons (Wales). From Autumn 2020 and through the UW Foundation, the planting of this new UW Woodland will commence. The plan is to plant 100,000 broad leaved trees on this 73-hectare site (the size of 70 […]