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Green Power Partnership Grows to 500 Members
Release Date: 10/04/2004
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John Millett 202-564-7842 / [email protected]
(10/04/04) EPA announced today that the Green Power Partnership has grown to include 500 Partner organizations, collectively purchasing almost two billion kilowatt-hours each year of renewable electricity. EPA's Green Power Partnership is a voluntary government-industry program, first launched in July 2001, working to mainstream the purchasing of green power electricity generated by renewable energy sources including solar, wind, water (hydro), geothermal, biomass (combustion of organic materials) and biogas (combustion of naturally-produced methane). To become a partner, organizations agree to switch to green power for a specified portion of their electricity needs within one year of joining the program. The partnership includes Fortune 500 companies, states and federal agencies. Also this week, EPA will honor 19 partners as Green Power Leadership Award winners at the 9th National Green Power Marketing Conference in Albany, N.Y. The winners are selected for the amount of green power they purchase and their outreach activities. For a complete list of this years award winners, or for more information on the Green Power Partnership Program, visit: https://www.epa.gov/greenpower/ .
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