Reducing your Carbon Footprint with RECs and EFECs

While decarbonizing your organization's energy supply might seem daunting, there are a variety of options to consider. Your objectives should inform whether your plan focuses on renewable energy supply, supply from carbon-free non-renewable resources, or a combination of both. This article from Constellation continues its series exploring strategies to reduce your carbon footprint with a look at how to navigate energy solutions available to meet your overall environmental goals.

 

Reducing your Carbon Footprint with RECs and EFECs

While decarbonizing your organization's energy supply might seem daunting, there are a variety of options to consider. Your objectives should inform whether your plan focuses on renewable energy supply, supply from carbon-free non-renewable resources, or a combination of both. This article from Constellation continues its series exploring strategies to reduce your carbon footprint with a look at how to navigate energy solutions available to meet your overall environmental goals.

While decarbonizing your organization’s energy supply might seem daunting, there are a variety of options to consider. Your objectives should inform whether your plan focuses on renewable energy supply, supply from carbon-free non-renewable resources, or a combination of both. This article from Constellation continues its series exploring strategies to reduce your carbon footprint with a look at how to navigate energy solutions available to meet your overall environmental goals.

RECs (Renewable Energy Certificates) and EFECs (Emission-Free Energy Certificates) each offer a method for organizations to begin decarbonization of their energy supply while working toward a fully carbon-free energy supply through offsite renewable purchases or hourly carbon-free energy matching.

Download this article to learn which method is right for your business.

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