Green Power - What is It

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Green Power: What Is It?

"Green power" is electricity generated from abundant energy sources that are replenished at a sustainable rate by natural processes. In addition to being sustainable, green power contributes to cleaner air and water.

Energy Sources
There are many "green" energy sources, including solar, wind, water, and biomass.

Generation Technology
There are many ways to generate electricity, including photovoltaics, turbines and fuel cells.

For More information Visit:

EPA Green Power Partnership
Green Power Network
DOE Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
EPA Clean Energy Website

MeGPC Supporter Endless Energy Corp. owns and operates this 50-kW turbine, located at G.M. Allen & Son blueberry processors in Orland, ME. Renewable energy credits from this turbine are available through the Maine Green Power Connection.

Photo by Jason Huckaby

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