renewable electricity utility

[Snax]

Our local public utility finally got their 'Green Power' offering online this last month, so we just signed up. It's only an extra $10/month for us and subsidizes wind and solar projects currently in the works. I don't believe that guarantees us renewable power personally for the future, but it's a step toward getting more of it online.

[white90crxhf]

what exactly is low impact hydro? a small dam? how is biomass considered clean?

[MetroMPG]

From their web site, basically smaller dams, yes. They're "low impact" classified by federal regs.

There's no biomass in the Bullfrog power mix. Hydroelectric & wind.

[MetroMPG]

Originally Posted by WisJim

For $30 a month investment I could add another kilowatt of PV panels to my system and sell power to the grid. $30 a month is almost twice my average monthly bill now.

That's a really good way to look at this as well.