Vermont

A 7.4 megawatt hydroelectric power generation facility. Purchased by Burlington Electric Department to achieve 100% renewable electricity generation.

Vermont's statewide initiative to obtain 90% of all energy (electricity, transportation, and heating) from renewable sources by 2050.

A solar power generation system recently completed in Vermont that contributes to the state's renewable energy portfolio.

Industry Association

Electric utility / renewable energy

Utilized to power the green hydrogen and clean ammonia production system, leveraging the consistent Atlantic winds in Placentia Bay.

Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.

A renewable energy technology that harnesses the potential energy of flowing water to generate electrical power. The Niagara Tunnel Project uses water from the Niagara River to drive turbines at the Sir Adam Beck Generating Station.

A 2 megawatt photovoltaic plant being constructed on a 9.5-acre closed landfill in Rutland, Vermont. The project has been welcomed by residents as an alternative to solar installations on pristine land.

A 7.4 megawatt hydroelectric power generation facility. Purchased by Burlington Electric Department to achieve 100% renewable electricity generation.

A hydroelectric power generation facility on the Winooski River that was purchased by Burlington to achieve 100% renewable electricity.

Energizer's highest-performing alkaline batteries, made with 4% recycled batteries by total weight.

Portable power banks designed to power smartphones, tablets, and other gadgets, manufactured using recycled materials.

Highview Power's proprietary liquid air energy storage system that uses excess electricity to clean and compress air, storing it in liquid form at very low temperatures. When electricity is needed, the liquid air is warmed, expanded, and used to turn a turbine, generating electricity.