Good Energy’s 2016 Progress Report provides an account of how they think they’re doing as an ethical and sustainable business. It includes a snapshot of their energy provision and where it comes from, how they’re shrinking their own carbon footprint and how they work with customers, staff, neighbours and other partners towards a 100% renewable future.

Good Energy is a renewable energy company with a difference. Founded in 1999, Good Energy’s mission is to transform the UK energy market by helping homes and businesses to be part of a sustainable solution to climate change.

Based in Chippenham, Wiltshire, Good Energy now supply 100% renewable electricity to over 70,000 customers. Around three quarters of GE's annual customer demand is met by the power they buy from a network of independent renewable generators across the UK with the remainder coming from their own two wind farms and seven solar farms. In 2016, GE launched a new Green Gas product, made up of at least 6% British biomethane with carbon emissions from from its use by customers balanced through carbon-saving projects that support local communities in Malawi, Vietnam and Nepal.

But Good Energy is about more that generating and supplying green energy. GE have always worked to have a positive impact in everything they do. From the purchasing of the office supplies used in day-to-day work, to award-winning customer service, to investment in the local communities around generation sites: Good Energy want to show how business can be a force for good.

Good Energy's 2016 Progress Report demonstrates how they’re putting ethical values into practice every day. Among other things, it provides a snapshot of their energy and where it comes from, how they’re shrinking their own carbon footprint and how they work with customers, staff, neighbours and partners towards a 100% renewable future. But it’s not all about the company's positive achievements: it also highlights some important challenges for the years ahead, as Good Energy strives to uphold its ethical values and meet the expectations of Good Energy's stakeholders as the company continues to grow.

As many business customers will testify, buying 100% renewable electricity from Good Energy is a quick and cost-effective way to reduce your company’s carbon footprint. To find out more about becoming a Good Energy business customer, please visit: https://www.goodenergy.co.uk/business/

Find the full report here: https://www.goodenergy.co.uk/about-us/an-ethical-business/