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100% Green Power Users (As of July 6, 2015) the 100% Green Power Users List Represents the Partners That Are Using Green Power to Meet 100 Percent of Their U.S 100% Green Power Users (as of July 6, 2015) The 100% Green Power Users list represents the Partners that are using green power to meet 100 percent of their U.S. organization-wide electricity use. The combined green power use of these organizations amounts to more than 14 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, which is equivalent to the electricity use of more than 1.3 million average American households each year. Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Intel Corporation 3,107,050,00 100% Technology & 3Degrees°, Solar, Wind CA 0 Telecom Renewable Choice Energy°, On-site Generation, PNM Microsoft 2,488,172,31 100% Technology & Sterling Planet°, Biogas, WA Corporation 3 Telecom On-site Biomass, Generation Small- hydro, Solar, Wind Kohl's 1,429,749,63 104% Retail 3Degrees°, Solar WI Department 0 Renewable Stores Choice Energy°, On-site Generation Apple Inc. 1,021,607,00 100% Technology & 3 Phases Biogas, CA 0 Telecom Renewables°, Biomass, On-site Geothermal Generation, , Small- Constellation, hydro, Public Service Solar, Wind Company of Colorado°, Noble Americas Energy Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Solutions°, Salt River Project°, NC GreenPower°, Iberdrola Renewables°, Austin Energy°, NV Energy°, 3Degrees°, Sacramento Municipal Utility District°, Sterling Planet°, Silicon Valley Power°, Xcel Energy°, GDF Suez Energy Resources NA°, Homefield Energy°, Renewable Choice Energy°, Community Energy°, Sonoco Products Company°, Dominion Virginia Power°, City of Palo Alto Utilities°, Louisville Gas & Electric Company°, CPS Energy°, Tampa Electric°, PNM°, City of Naperville°, Avista Utilities°, Huntsville Utilities°, Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Memphis Light, Gas and Water°, Indianapolis Power & Light°, Omaha Public Power District°, Central Electric Cooperative, Nashville Electric Service°, Knoxville Utilities Board°, NSTAR° Unilever 514,825,000 100% Consumer Renewable Biomass, NJ Products Choice Energy°, Wind 3Degrees° District of 468,851,515 100% Govt. (Local, WGL Energy° Wind DC Columbia Municipal) National Hockey 271,100,000 120% Sports Teams Constellation° Biomass, NY League & Venues Wind TD Bank, N.A. 255,063,000 100% Banking & Fin. Renewable Solar, Wind NJ Srvcs. Choice Energy°, On-site Generation U.S. 247,496,852 103% Govt. (Federal) Sterling Planet°, Biogas, DC Environmental Pacific Power°, Biomass, Protection 3Degrees°, On- Solar, Wind Agency site Generation, Minnesota Power State Street 211,020,000 109% Banking & Fin. Blue Delta Wind MA Corporation Srvcs. Energy° DHL 194,069,000 100% Shipping Renewable Wind FL Choice Energy° Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Pearson 175,000,000 144% Consulting 3Degrees° Geothermal NJ Srvcs. , Small- hydro, Solar, Wind H&M 171,632,065 100% Clothing & The Carbon Various NY Textile Neutral Company° The Metropolitan 160,874,258 100% Recreation Sterling Planet° Wind IL Pier & Exposition Authority (McCormick Place Convention Center/Navy Pier) Georgetown 152,370,500 130% Education Hess Energy Various DC University (Higher) Marketing° The World Bank 134,096,000 129% Non-Profit 3Degrees° Biomass DC Group (NGO) Steelcase Inc. 131,331,581 100% Consumer Renewable Wind MI Products Choice Energy° NYSE Euronext 126,169,000 123% Banking & Fin. Green Wind NY Srvcs. Mountain Energy° Carnegie Mellon 119,013,466 101% Education Renewable Solar, Wind PA University (Higher) Choice Energy°, On-site Generation Washington Real 116,970,368 100% Real Estate Renewable Wind MD Estate Choice Energy° Investment Trust Drexel University 96,678,000 100% Education Community Solar, Wind PA (Higher) Energy° SAP America 90,000,000 100% Technology & NextEra Energy Various PA Telecom Resources° Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Herman Miller 83,000,000 101% Industrial Native Energy°, Biomass, MI Inc. Goods & Wolverine Wind Srvcs. Power Marketing Cooperative Keurig Green 78,819,183 100% Food & Native Energy°, Solar, Wind VT Mountain, Inc. Beverage On-site Generation Port of Portland 75,072,200 102% Transportatio NextEra Energy Solar, Wind OR n Resources°, On-site Generation Mohawk Fine 68,000,000 101% Ag. & Nat. Renewable Wind NY Papers Inc. Resources Choice Energy°, Iberdrola Renewables°, Greenlight Energy°, Sterling Planet° REI 67,263,234 101% Retail 3Degrees°, On- Biogas, WA site Biomass, Generation, Small- Xcel Energy°, hydro, Austin Energy°, Solar, Wind Fort Collins Utilities°, Alliant Energy°, We Energies°, Eugene Water & Electric Board° Powdr 59,365,000 100% Recreation 3Degrees° Wind UT Forest County 55,035,000 105% Tribal Nations 3Degrees°, On- Solar WI Potawatomi site Generation Community American 55,033,500 104% Education Renewable Solar, Wind DC University (Higher) Choice Energy°, Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Sterling Planet°, On-site Generation Empire State 48,285,840 100% Real Estate Green Wind NY Building Mountain Energy° Jackson Family 46,276,139 113% Wineries & Renewable Solar, Wind CA Wines Breweries Choice Energy°, On-site Generation Foulger-Pratt 45,679,000 100% Real Estate Renewable Wind MD Management, Choice Energy° Inc. Voya Financial 43,214,000 100% Banking & Fin. NextEra Energy Wind PA Srvcs. Resources° National 42,520,858 152% Govt. (Federal) Western Area Small- CO Renewable Power hydro, Energy Administration° Solar, Wind Laboratory , Alstom Power, (NREL) Gamesa, On- site Generation The Catholic 40,242,201 100% Education Hess Energy Biomass, DC University of (Higher) Marketing Geothermal America , Wind Western 40,000,000 111% Education NextEra Energy Wind WA Washington (Higher) Resources° University The Tower 33,290,000 100% Real Estate Renewable Wind MD Companies Choice Energy° Interface, Inc. 30,012,540 103% Clothing & NextEra Energy Solar, Wind GA Textile Resources°, On-site Generation Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s City of Santa 26,292,000 104% Govt. (Local, Commerce Solar, Wind CA Monica, CA Municipal) Energy°, On- site Generation Destiny USA 26,133,000 163% Real Estate Direct Energy Various NY EarthColor, Inc. 26,000,000 107% Printing & Community Wind NJ Packaging Energy° University of 26,000,000 100% Education Edmond Wind OK Central (Higher) Electric Oklahoma Bentley 25,000,000 100% Education Renewable Wind MA University (Higher) Choice Energy° Emerson College 25,000,000 114% Education Renewable Wind MA (Higher) Choice Energy° The Breakers 25,000,000 100% Hotels & Renewable Various FL Palm Beach, Inc. Lodging Choice Energy° 1&1 Internet, 24,000,000 100% Technology & Bonneville Various KS Inc. Telecom Environmental Foundation° City of Evanston, 23,027,757 100% Govt. (Local, MC Squared Solar, Wind IL IL Municipal) Energy Services°, On- site Generation Accredo 22,682,466 100% Printing & TXU Energy Wind TX Packaging Packaging Griffis Group 22,345,589 100% Real Estate Renewable Wind CO Choice Energy° The Philadelphia 22,323,000 100% Sports Teams Community Solar, Wind PA Phillies & Venues Energy° City of 22,000,000 100% Govt. (Local, Puget Sound Wind WA Bellingham, WA Municipal) Energy° Workday 21,925,021 100% Technology & Renewable Wind CA Telecom Choice Energy° Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Lincoln Center, 21,524,180 100% Non-Profit Green Wind NY Inc. (NGO) Mountain Energy Chelsea Piers 21,512,800 100% Recreation ConEdison Wind NY Solutions° Adelphi 21,055,780 100% Education Renewable Biogas, NY University (Higher) Choice Energy°, Biomass, On-site Solar, Wind Generation Kettle Brand 20,120,000 101% Food & Renewable Solar, Wind OR Beverage Choice Energy°, On-site Generation Inter-American 20,000,000 106% Other Sterling Planet° Wind DC Development Bank Laddawn 20,000,000 100% Industrial Sterling Planet° Various MA Manufacturing Goods & Srvcs. The North Face 19,672,356 106% Retail Bonneville Solar, Wind CA Environmental Foundation°, On-site Generation New York Mets 19,500,000 100% Sports Teams NextEra Energy Wind NY & Venues Resources° Ulster County, 18,812,862 139% Govt. (Local, OneEnergy Solar, Wind NY NY Municipal) Renewables°, Direct Energy°, On-site Generation Swiss Re 18,603,000 100% Insurance 3Degrees° Various NY Sandy Alexander 16,500,000 100% Printing & Community Wind NJ Inc. Packaging Energy° Name Annual % of Organizatio Providers Green Stat Usage Green n Type Power e (kWh) Power Resource * s Philadelphia 16,347,701 100% Sports Teams NRG Energy° Various PA Eagles & Venues Hypertherm, Inc. 16,157,851 100% Industrial Renewable Various NH Goods & Choice Energy° Srvcs. Southwestern 16,007,563 100% Education City of Wind TX University (Higher) Georgetown City of Rockville, 16,000,000 100% Govt. (Local, Renewable Wind MD MD Municipal) Choice Energy° National 16,000,000 108% Non-Profit NextEra Energy Wind DC Geographic (NGO) Resources° Society prAna 15,634,000 100% Clothing & 3Degrees° Wind CA Textile Swarthmore 15,550,000 114% Education Renewable Wind PA College (Higher) Choice Energy° LF USA 15,000,000 131% Consumer Native Energy° Wind NY Products Philadelphia 14,514,804 100% Education Direct Energy°, Wind PA University (Higher) WGL Energy° Colby College 14,317,550 103% Education Constellation° Wind ME (Higher) Haverford 14,000,000 100% Education
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