In recent years the UK has made significant strides in transitioning its energy sector towards sustainability. Reducing carbon emissions and ensuring a more sustainable future is pivotal in combating climate change — and Rawlings Renewables, part of the Rawlings Group in Hampshire, is helping homeowners play their part.
Where the UK stands
Around 30% of the electricity generated in the UK now comes from renewable sources — wind, solar, hydroelectric and biomass — with wind power a significant contributor, and the phase-out of coal-fired power stations has accelerated the shift. However, the broader picture is still heavily reliant on fossil fuels: transport, heating and industry remain largely non-renewable, which is why further integration of renewables across every sector matters.
Why renewable energy matters
Renewable energy significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps the UK move towards net-zero by 2050. It also improves energy security — renewables are less exposed to geopolitical volatility than finite fossil fuels — while promoting innovation, job creation, cleaner air and better public health.
Rawlings Renewables' role
With a focus on sustainable practices, innovation and technology, Rawlings Renewables is expanding its renewable portfolio, including large solar projects, and adopting low-carbon operating practices. The wider Rawlings Group is actively working to reduce the carbon intensity of the energy it supplies.
What it means for customers
As the UK accelerates its transition, customers benefit from a more stable, sustainable energy supply, improved efficiency and potentially lower long-term costs. Government support such as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme makes switching more accessible and affordable — so there has rarely been a better time to embrace clean energy. Get in touch to find out how we can help.