Put Your Climate Strategy Into Action

Companies like Timberland and Origins are actively leading the response to climate change by reducing their greenhouse gas emissions with an emission-free wind power purchase from projects across the country. Wind power is a simple, effective and widely recognized way to offset the carbon emissions associated with your electricity use.       

What is the Best Carbon Offset Strategy?

Put simply, the best approach to reducing the impact of your business operations is to reduce where you can and offset what you can’t – all the while striving to make continuous improvements to become more environmentally responsible.
    1. Reduce energy usage and resource consumption.
    2. Offset electricity usage Renewable Energy Credits and additional 
        emissions with Certified Carbon Offsets.
    3. Set goals for continuous improvements

Wind Power  – a Recognized Response to Climate Change

The high percentage of carbon dioxide emissions from electricity generation, and the increasing awareness of the need for clean and secure power generation, has positioned wind power as the icon of environmental action.*

• NewWindEnergy® Renewable Energy Credits:  offer a reliable and publicly recognized solution to reducing the carbon emissions from grid connected electricity usage. 
• Community Carbon Offsets: generated by registered U.S. based wind farms and other renewables can be used to offset the carbon emissions that occur from on-site electricity generation, employee travel, and from your supply chain.  

We invite you to take a closer look and learn more about why Community Energy is the right choice for you. Please contact us to learn more about our carbon-offset solutions.

World Leader in Renewables

Our customers are partnered with the largest owner and operator of renewable energy in the world - IBERDROLA RENEWABLES - the parent company of Community Energy, Inc.

For additional product offerings by Community Energy, please Contact Us. Or, call 1.866.WIND.123.

*Electricity generation emissions data tracked by the United States Environmental Protection Agency provide a reliable basis for calculating carbon offsets resulting from wind generation delivered to any of the electric grid regions across the country. This data also allow for cost and carbon reduction comparisons among different carbon offset options.