Clean electricity for a cleaner world

Choose 100% renewable wind and solar energy for your home today—in just 2 minutes.

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You have the power to choose the cleaner option

Right now, the electricity that comes to your home likely includes dirty fossil fuels, which pollute our environment. But by choosing 100% wind and solar energy, you can help improve the air we breathe and the world we share.

Typical Energy Mix¹

4% Clean

Natural Gas

41 %

Nuclear

33 %

Coal

16 %

Wind/Solar

4 %

Hydro

4 %

Other

2 %

CleanChoice Energy

100% Clean

Wind/Solar

100 %

Nuclear

0 %

Natural Gas

0 %

Coal

0 %

Hydro

0 %

Other

0 %

We're not a utility company.

We're a renewable electricity supplier.

When you choose CleanChoice Energy as your electricity supplier, we'll ensure all the energy you use is replenished on the grid from wind and solar farms in your region.

Your utility company stays the same. They will still maintain your lines and provide your bill. No service calls, equipment, or installation are needed—you'll simply see a line on your electric bill that says your “Supplier” is CleanChoice Energy.

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Change the world without changing your life

You can make a positive impact on the planet—every time you flip on your light switch.

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An easy way to get clean energy

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Zero commitments

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Small effort, big impact

A feel-good choice

An easy way to get clean energy

If you rent or own your home, or if your roof isn’t suitable for solar panels, you can still enjoy the benefits of renewable energy.

Zero commitments

With no upfront costs, sign up fees, or cancellation penalties, it’s easy to choose clean energy.

Small effort, big impact

You can sit back and enjoy the fact that you’re greatly reducing your carbon footprint every day—without having to change your daily routine.

A feel-good choice

At CleanChoice, we hold ourselves to high standards when it comes to caring for our customers, our people, and the planet, so you can feel good about your choice.

Join us in the fight against climate change

We’re on a mission to make clean air and renewable energy available to all.

In 2023, our customers had the same environmental impact as planting²9,758,851 trees

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Thank you for providing this environmentally friendly power option and with minimal effort on the part of the consumer!

Lauren

We like getting reports that show how much of a difference our household has made by using CleanChoice Energy.

Elise

Excellent customer service! So relieved to know that my electricity use is offset by clean renewable energy production. Thanks.

Jane

I thank you for allowing me to access clean energy. It makes me feel better that I am doing something to help our world.

Patricia

Knowing I'm helping our world, just a little, by having clean energy makes me feel like I am helping to keep our planet cleaner.

Donna

It's a seamless and easy way to contribute to a clean energy future. Love it.

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Making the switch to clean energy isn't just one of the most impactful ways you can help the environment—it's also one of the easiest. Sign up today to help ensure a better tomorrow.

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¹ Typical default utility energy mix for customers in states eligible for CleanChoice Energy clean electricity service. Aggregate default utility for: DE, IL, MA, MD, NJ, NY, OH, PA, Washington DC. Not all customers in these areas are eligible. Source: www.eia.gov. CleanChoice Energy has high standards for defining "clean" energy. While nuclear and hydro do not emit greenhouse gasses, generation from these sources have other negative environmental consequences.

² Based on EPA greenhouse gas equivalencies.