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Lancashire Cricket and Utilita partner to drive sustainability and community impact

Stuart Mitchell

Lancashire Cricket has announced a new three-year partnership with leading smart Pay-As-You-Go energy supplier Utilita, marking a significant step forward in the Club’s commitment to sustainability and delivering positive social impact across Lancashire. The agreement will see Utilita become the Official Sustainability Energy Partner of Lancashire Cricket and Emirates Old Trafford, supporting the Club’s environmental ambitions through investment in renewable energy infrastructure, including the installation of solar panels across Emirates Old Trafford, alongside a range of community-focused initiatives. As part of the partnership, solar panels will be installed across key…

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UCL Smart Energy Research Lab partners with Utilita to boost PAYG energy research

Stuart Mitchell

The Smart Energy Research Laboratory (SERL), run by UCL’s Smart Energy Research Group (SERG) is partnering with Utilita Energy to enable research that will help lead to a better understanding of UK domestic energy use. Data gathered in the project will help researchers inform policymakers and the energy industry on developing ways to make a more sustainable, secure, and affordable UK energy system.  The Smart Energy Research Lab (SERL) dataset  SERL currently collects gas and electricity smart meter energy data from thousands of homes across Great Britain. The data shared includes…

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Utilita become Official Energy and Sustainability Partner for AFC Bournemouth

Stuart Mitchell

AFC Bournemouth is to become one of the greenest sporting outfits in the UK thanks to a groundbreaking new deal. The club is delighted to announce an impactful three-year agreement with Utilita, its official Energy and Sustainability Partner going forward. Utilita has already started to deliver the installation of over 600 solar panels at the Cherries’ brand new Canford training complex. The array will spread across the main roof and pitch maintenance building and as a result, the club will slash its annual CO2 emissions by 30,000 kilograms – in…

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