With these ambitious goals established for 2030 and 2050, the Company will reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its buildings, vehicles and pipelines, while continuing to provide safe and reliable service for its customers. In addition, Unitil will continue to work with customers, policymakers and industry leaders to reduce emissions from the energy supply delivered to customers. In addition to protecting the environment, the Company anticipates these actions will enhance operating efficiency and lower costs.
“As a regional leader in energy delivery, we have a responsibility to reduce emissions from our own operations consistent with our nation’s climate goals, and those of the Paris Climate Agreement,” said
For information on Unitil’s carbon emissions reduction goals, please visit unitil.com/net-zero.
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