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Recorded: May 14, 2008 at 2:00 PM EDT
With all of the corporate and media activities surrounding the “green” revolution these days, you might be thinking it’s time to look at your organization’s energy mix. Buying green power is one way to receive valuable recognition while protecting the environment at the same time. In fact, some of the most recognizable organizations today have launched aggressive environmental sustainability programs to offset their carbon footprint, including PepsiCo, Intel, Whole Foods, U.S. Air Force, City of Houston, TX and hundreds of others.
And while some companies have achieved national recognition by purchasing 100% green power, many companies are looking into greening their energy portfolios for the first time, and are flooded with conflicting information about the cost-effectiveness and convenience of “going green”.
Please join World Energy’s Ken Ivanic, VP, Environmental Markets – North America for a complimentary, one hour webinar on “Going Green: The Promises and the Pitfalls”, where he’ll answer such questions as:
- What are the top three things I need to consider in greening my energy portfolio?
- What’s the difference between RECs, VERs and bundled power?
- How do they work to “green” my energy portfolio?
- Why do VERs get a bad rap?
- How do I know the green credits I purchase are really offsetting my carbon footprint?
- Who sells these credits, and how can I be sure I’m getting a fair price?
- How do I know that what I’ve purchased is legitimate?
If you have any questions, please call Melissa Depanian at 508.459.8144.
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