Renewable Energy Solutions For Businesses
- There is no cost to participate.
- It’s simple. Participants enroll to be off-takers of a local project, receive credits, and then remit a portion of those credits back to the solar developer.
- NEB directly supports the development of local renewable generation facilities connected to the grid.
- Participants can save up to 15% on electricity costs, including T&D costs.
- The is no investment required or use of the participant’s property or rooftop space.
- Make money by using energy
- Nothing to buy or install
- Achieve sustainability goals
- Use electricity, as usual; no modifications in behavior are required
- Support Local Renewable Generators
- No disruption of current or future 3rd party electricity contracts
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