Ynni Sir Gar

What is Ynni Sir Gar?

Ynni Sir Gar (also known as Carmarthenshire Energy) is a community energy social enterprise based in Carmarthen, Wales. The organisation works to tackle fuel poverty, promote energy efficiency, support renewable energy adoption, and run EV car clubs in the Carmarthenshire area. With revenue of approximately GBP 857K, Ynni Sir Gar demonstrates that community-led energy initiatives can operate at meaningful scale.

The organisation takes a holistic approach to the energy transition at the community level, combining practical services like home energy efficiency improvements and electric vehicle car clubs with advocacy for renewable energy development. Their work helps local residents reduce energy costs, lower carbon emissions, and participate in the transition to a cleaner energy system.

Where will I work?

Ynni Sir Gar is based in Carmarthen, Wales, United Kingdom. As a community-focused organisation delivering practical energy services, roles are primarily on-site, involving office-based work, home visits for energy assessments, community engagement events, and management of EV car club infrastructure.

What is the team like?

With approximately 5 employees, Ynni Sir Gar is a small, dedicated team of energy advisors, community engagement officers, project coordinators, and administrators. The team is passionate about tackling fuel poverty and driving the energy transition at the grassroots level in Welsh communities.

As a social enterprise rooted in its local community, team members value making a tangible difference to people's lives and the environment. Welsh language skills are valued given the organisation's location in Carmarthenshire.

Work-Life Balance

Ynni Sir Gar operates a 4-day working week at 32 hours with full pay. The organisation demonstrates that even small community enterprises can adopt progressive working practices, giving the team an extra day each week while continuing to deliver vital energy services to the local community.

Perks and Benefits

• 4-day working week at full pay (32 hours)
• Professional development opportunities
• Meaningful community impact work
• Contribution to the energy transition and tackling fuel poverty