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Join the Trend! These businesses have switched to Green-e Certified power and have applied to Green-e for use of the Green-e logo on their marketing materials. Click the name of the business or contact person for more information on their purchase and use of the logo. What is Green-e?
 
  • St Mark's School Electric Vehicle Club offsets 100% of the electricity use of Woodstock, their electric vehicle, through Sun Power Electric's Climate Save Program. For more information contact Ken Wells for more information.
  • Innovative Power Systems grows their H2GRO tomatoes in a hydroponic greenhouse that is powered by 100% renewable energy. For more information contact Peter H Zeliff for more information.
  • ICF Consulting is purchasing 3 Phase Energy's Green Certificates to offset 100% of their organization's electricity use with renewable resources. Contact Kendall Youngblood for more information.
  • Jim Clift Design is purchasing New England Greenstart from People's Power and Light to offset 100% of the company's electricity use. Contact Lynn Clift for more information.
  • The Renewable Energy Center is offering Community Energy's New Wind Energy as part of their rewards program for their GREEN Card credit card. Contact John Zyskowski for more information.
  • Grays Harbor Paper generates over 65% of the entire company's electricity use with Green-e eligible biomass generator owned and operated by the company. Contact Ron McDougall for more information.
  • Solar Data Centers is purchasing 3 Phase's Green Certificates to offset 100% of their organizations electricity use with renewable resources. Contact Steve May for more information.
  • Steamboat Ski & Resort is purchasing 3 Phase's Green Certificates to offset 100% of the Burgess Creek Ski Lift's electricity use with renewable resources. Contact Lyn Halliday for more information.
  • Debra Lynn Dadd Communications is purchasing 3 Phase's Green Certificates to offset 100% of their organization's electricity use with renewable resources. Contact Debra Lynn Dadd for more information.
  • Keystone Resort, Inc. is purchasing 3 Phase's Green Certificates to offset 3% of their organization's electricity use with renewable resources. Contact David November for more information.
  • Andrew Lane Winery is purchasing 3 Phase's Green Certificates and Mainstay Energy's Fossil Free certificates to offset 100% of their organization's electricity use with renewable resources. Contact Andrew Dickson for more information.
  • MolletPhoto is purchasing 3 Phase's Green Certificates to offset 100% of their orginizations electricity use and vehicle use with renewable resources. Contact Martijn Mollet for more information.
  • The Stanford Terrace Inn is purchasing PaloAlto Green from the City of Palo Alto to offset over 10% of their electricity from renewable resources. Contact Barbara Pressman for more information.
  • Harris Ranch Napa Valley, LLC in Saint Helena, CA, is purchasing wind tags from Mainstay Energy to offset 100% of the electricity consumption of their Olive Oil bottling facility. Contact Jody Harris for more information.
  • ReCellular, Inc in Dexter Michigan is purchasing 3 Phases' Green Certificates to offset 50% of the electricity use for the entire organization. Contact Mike Newman for more information.
  • Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center is purchasing green tags from 3 Phases Energy to offset 100% of their electricity usage for their entire organization. Contact Franklin T. Utchen for more information.
  • Beautyland Beauty Supply is purchasing Green Certificates through the Palo Alto Green Program to offset 100% of their electricity usage for their entire organization. Contact Warren Hinds for more information.
  • Sprint is purchasing American Wind from Renewable Choice to offset 50% of the electricity usage at their headquarters in Kansas. Contact Darrel Carter for more information.

  • Counter Production LLC is purchasing tags from 3 Phases to offset 100% of their electricity usage for their entire organization. Contact dan@counterproduction.com for more information.
  • Good Earth Natural Foods is purchasing Green Certificates from 3Phases to offset 100% of their operation's electricity usage. Contact Mark Squire for more information.
  • EcoFish is purchasing Green Certificates from 3Phases to offset 100% of their operation's electricity usage. Contact Lisa Lovejoy for more information.
  • Chautauqua Natural Foods is purchasing 3phases' Green Certificates to offset 100% of their electricity usage. Contact Yashi Hoffman for more information.
  • Transcendentist is purchasing 3phases' Green Certificates to offset 100% of their electricity usage. Contact ina@transcendentist.com for more information.
  • New Leaf Paper is purchasing 3phases' Green Certificates to offset 100% of their electricity usage for the San Francisco office headquarters. Contact Susan Maguire for more information.
  • Earthsite is offsetting 100% of their electricity usage for their servers, with 3phases' Green Certificates. Contact Joey Shepp for more information.
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture headquarters is purchasing renewable electricity from Pepco Energy services. Contact david.w.dunn@usda.gov for more information.
  • U.S. Department of Labor headquarters is purchasing renewable electricity from Pepco Energy services. Contact clark-patricia@dol.gov for more information.
  • Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters, in Olympia, Washington, is offsetting 100% of their electricity use with Green Tags from BEF. Contact Lois Maffeo for more information.
  • Ars Vivendi's Palo Alto store is purchasing 100% of their electricity from City of Palo Alto Utility's Palo Alto Green program. Contact Ulrike Jacob for more information.
  • Stoel Rives, LLP, in Portland, OR, is purchasing enough Green Tags from The Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF) to offset 100% of their offices' electricity use for 2003 and 2004. Contact Bill D. Kueser for more information.
  • U.N. Senior Executive Residence, in New York, NY, is purchasing enough renewable energy from Con Ed Solutions to cover 100% of their total annual load. Contact Brian Magden for more information.
  • Acterra, Palo Alto Facilities in Palo Alto, CA, is purchasing 100% of their electricity from City of Palo Alto Utility's Palo Alto Green program. Contact David Coale for more information.
  • Lockheed Martin, Palo Alto Facilities in Sunnyvale, CA, is purchasing 11% of their electricity from City of Palo Alto Utility's Palo Alto Green program. Contact Rich Robertson or Buddy Nelson for more information.
  • Garden Court Hotel, in Palo Alto, CA, is purchasing 14.6% of their electricity from City of Palo Alto Utility's Palo Alto Green program. Contact Barbara Gross at for more information.
  • US EPA Edison Facility, in Edison, NJ, is purchasing enough renewable electricity from Pepco Energy Services to cover 100% of total annual load. Contact Brian Magden for more information.
  • GSA New Jersey Service Center in Newark, NJ, is purchasing enough renewable electricity from Pepco Energy Services to cover 10% of their total annual load. Contact Brian Magden for more information.

  • US Department of Transportation Headquarters, Nassif Building, in Washington, D.C., is purchasing enough renewable electricity from Pepco Energy Services to cover 19% of their total annual load. Contact John Dunlap for more information.
  • Xtracycle has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of its electricity use.
  • White Wave has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of its electricity use.
  • The Trium Group has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of the electricity use for its entire organization.
  • The Tower Companies have pledged to purchase over 16 million KWh of Green-e certified TRCs to offset 25% of their annual load.
  • Red Jellyfish has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of their annual electricity use.
  • Natsource LLC has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of their electricity use for its Washington, D.C., New York and Houston offices.
  • Lundberg Family Farms has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of their electricity use for its manufacturing and processing facilities in Richvale, California.
  • Interface Fabrics has signed a 5 year contract to purchased 2.5 million KWh of Green-e certified TRCs annually. The purchase will offset 10% the electricity used at 4 of its manufacturing facilities. IFG has allocated enough TRCs to offset 100% of the electricity used to manufacture its Terratex® brand fabric, and will print the Green-e logo on the product's label.
  • Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 50% of their electricity use at its Massachusetts Advocacy Center in Boston, MA.
  • Choice Organic Teas / Granum Inc.
    has purchased enough Green-e certified TRCs to offset 100% of their electricity use.
 
... and many others (pdf document)
 
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