Comcast

Comcast Corporation is a U.S.-based telecommunications, media, and entertainment company headquartered in Philadelphia. Its business includes Xfinity broadband and mobile services, NBCUniversal, Peacock, Universal Pictures, and Universal theme parks. Because Comcast operates offices, studios, production sites, and large guest facilities, water use is a small part of its ESG performance.

A notable example of Comcast's water stewardship is Universal's integration of water management into physical spaces, particularly at Epic Universe and Assembly Studios. Epic Universe became the first theme park in the United States to receive LEED Platinum certification for Communities: Plan and Design. Its sustainability features include wetland protection, water conservation, green spaces, efficient technologies, and on-site solar energy. Water management is incorporated as an integral component of site design, rather than as an isolated initiative.

Assembly Studios in Atlanta adds another practical case. The studio uses building software and sub-metering to monitor energy use, next to waste systems, EV chargers, and water refill stations at each of its 19 stages. Across Comcast's theme park and studio operations, water refill access appears as a visible guest and production-site feature, reducing reliance on single-use bottled water while supporting healthier facility design.