The power to choose, choose green.

Now customers can GREEN-UP their electric plans. Customers may choose to purchase 25%, 50%, or 100% of their annual consumption in clean renewable energy that comes from 100% New York State generated sources. Sources include wind, biomass, and hydro. One of the quickest ways you can have a direct impact on global warming and the environment is by powering your home or business with green energy. Green power is generated from renewable energy sources like wind, sun, hydro, geothermal and some forms of biomass.

Here are reasons to GREEN-UP:

Environmental Benefits

Minimal, if any, byproducts of CO2 and other pollutants such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and lead in comparison to those produced in the creation of energy through fossil fuels.

Stimulating Our Economy

Renewable energy resources are developed  here in New York State. Furthering their development will keep millions of dollars here, creating more jobs.

Our  Future

This will depend on the technological advancements of renewable energy sources. We will always have  water, wind and the sun.

National Security

This will be strengthened as our dependency for foreign oil is decreased. By moving toward renewable energies, we naturally shift toward freedom from unstable ground.

To learn more about how you can Green-Up, click on the link below:

Go Green Residential
Go Green Business

Renewable Energy News

• The Copycat Syndrome, Innovation and Not Giving Up
• Rising Energy Dependency Endangers Europe’s Economy
• Geothermal Exploratory Fund May Spur $9.6 Billion Investment
• Solar Tax Credit Creates Opportunity for Indian Tribes
• How to Generate Better Intelligence, More Wind Power and Increased Profits
• GM's Commitment to Solar Going Strong
• Martha’s Vineyard, Cape Cod Going Solar Thanks to $120M in Financing
• Google Reels In Wind-Kite Firm Makani
• Tracking and Analyzing Energy Legislation Across the US
• UK Urged to Boost Clean Energy Over Natural Gas
• US Equipped to Grow Serious Amounts of Pond Scum for Fuel
• EU Solar Import Duties Seen Hurting China-U.K. Companies
• Lead-Acid Batteries: Merely A Launch Pad for Something Better?
• Streamlined Permitting Can Significantly Reduce Costs, Time for Installing Residential Solar
• Tesla Motors Repays DOE Loan 9 Years Early
• Re-Igniting America's Solar Impulse
• Rumors of US-China Trade Settlement Talks Fuel Solar Stocks
• Warning Scotland Against Independence: Renewables Will Suffer, Says Ed Davey
• Geothermal Energy Interests Growing Steadily in Japan
• Protecting Eagles While Working to Guide Wind Development