New Year’s Resolution Energy Pledge
Posted: 12th January 2010
Topics: Glow-worm
Make your New Year’s Resolution a green one this year and join the Glow-worm campaign to save energy!
We’re asking for customers to make a SAVE ENERGY PLEDGE on Twitter. All you have to is send your pledge to @YourHotTopics (via Twitter) and include the #saveenergypledge.
Maybe it’s switching to energy saving light bulbs, investing in a composter or getting yourself a new high efficiency boiler from Glow-worm. Every little helps!
We’ll be profiling all the #saveenergypledge tweets on our website www.yourhottopics.com so you can view what people have committed to achieving in 2010 right across the UK. Maybe you’ll get some inspiration as to what you can to do to save energy in the year ahead?
To celebrate the fantastic efforts of everyone involved we’ll also be picking tweets at random who include the #saveenergypledge hash tag to give away FIVE Glow-worm Ultracom boilers over the course of January.
What better incentive to help the environment!
If you have any questions about the competition please contact us via the blog and I will do my best to respond to you ASAP.
Don’t forget to make your #saveenergypledge today! Click here to leave your tweet at our Twitter page @yourhottopics.
8 comments
Comment By: linda simpson
Posted: 21st January 2010
i pledge to save energy by changing all my lightbulbs to low energy ones and to switch things off at night as well as only charging the family’s mobile phones when they need it and also we could put on a jumper instead of having the heating on constantly through the colder weather (which usually results in having to open windows therefore heating the outside) and also turn radiators down in the rooms we don’t use.
Back to topComment By: admin
Posted: 21st January 2010
A great effort Linda! Winners will be announced soon – Good luck!
Back to topComment By: Hannah Hassack
Posted: 21st January 2010
I am going to make sure I turn off my laptop when I’m not using it and do the same with applicances like hair straightners, which quite often get left on. Whenever i leave a room, if there’s anything that can be turned off, I will do it!
Back to topComment By: admin
Posted: 21st January 2010
Great news Hannah! A good idea from a health and safety point of view too. Good Luck.
Sally
Back to topComment By: David Page
Posted: 24th January 2010
I have changed my light bulbs to low energy ones where possible which was most of them.
Back to topComment By: admin
Posted: 25th January 2010
Great stuff! Remember you can also send us your entries on Twitter – simply message Glow-worm using @yourhottopics
Happy monday!
Back to topComment By: stewart miller
Posted: 25th January 2010
change all your bulbs like we did to energy savers, save money, save fuel save the planet
Back to topComment By: David Sherwood
Posted: 30th January 2010
Lights off whenever they serve no purpose
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