Happy Valentine’s Day! Want to show some love for your mother today? We mean Mother Earth…
Make the switch to clean energy with a PA Wind & Renewable supplier if you haven’t yet! It’s easy, won’t break the bank and you’ll be guilt-free of awful carbon emissions.
Which one should you choose? I recently found out there’s a few options to consider when I moved…
I’m a procrastinator. Although I moved to a new apartment a few months ago, I signed up for PECO (as required for most apartments) and noticed that it was ending the PECO WIND program as of December 31st! With that, I needed to research other alternative energy suppliers. Since my brother is an environmental professional, I called to ask for his opinion.
(Actual conversation with my brother):
Julie: I was debating which energy supplier to use and looking at a few renewable companies. Any thoughts?
Brother J: Well, you could try to pretend to save the world and go with a renewable energy company. But rates vary. Right now, there’s no subsidies for wind or solar so that’s running kinda expensive. However, natural gas is the cheapest energy type right now.
Julie: Cheap is relative until you account for the number of our shale resources being fracked and contaminated water supply…
As cheesy as it may sound, I couldn’t go against my conscience and go with a ‘varied’ energy supplier after thinking about it. Josh Fox, you made an impact with Gasland. I’m voting with my dollar.
So what is a Philly resident to do for a smart clean energy supplier? Do you have to break the bank? Luckily, there’s a few resources out there for you. PA Power Switch lays out price comparisons and types of energy with what’s available by your zip code.
(Note: the rates may vary based on several factors, so please check with the supplier directly for current rates):
Choose PA Wind always keeps you up to date on where you can purchase local PA wind power. Many other suppliers give clean energy options, but often offer Natural Gas as well (as another main product) to keep rates low. Therefore, you’re still supporting natural gas fracking as a side product from the company.
Readers, what supplier are you using? Anything you’ve heard about the various clean energy suppliers?
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