Understand that renewable electrons are indistinguishable from electrons created through other means like fossil fuels (natural gas, coal, etc.). We calculate how much energy is consumed by people on our Green Energy plans and purchase an equal number of RECs. The green energy producer can sell that REC into the open market. In short, a REC is a credit granted to a green energy producer (a wind farm, for example) for each megawatt-hour generated from that producer’s renewable resource.

If you choose a Green Power plan, we purchase Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) to effectively pair your usage with power generated from renewable sources such as wind, solar, geothermal, hydro, and biomass. For a history of our variable rates, click here. For each billing period, your rate will remain unchanged, but at the start of the next period it could go up or down. You are not locked into a long-term contract and your energy rate may vary from month to month. We do not profit from TDU charges whether they increase, decrease or stay the same. We pass those charges through to our customers at no additional cost. It is important to note that these non-energy costs are outside of our control and if they change, your rate could go up or down. Fixed rate plans are quoted in cents per kilowatt-hour and include additional pass through expenses from the Transmission and Distribution Utility (TDU), the company that reads the meter and maintains the wires and poles, and from regulatory agencies. You pay a fixed rate for the energy portion of your bill for a specified amount of time (a rate that does not change over your contract term).

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