Green Power Partnership

What's New

Jan. 25 Webinar: State of the Voluntary Green Power Market Exit
Feb. 2 Webinar: 2017 GPLA Categories, Eligibility, Criteria, and App. Process Exit
Top Partner Rankings, GPCs, and College & University Challenge Updated

Green Power Partnership

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Featured Initiatives

The provides a platform for deploying clean energy technologies across multiple government and educational organizations for maximum impact on installed solar system capacity, local economic activity, and the regional environment.

Clean Energy Collaborative Procurement Initiative

The Clean Energy Collaborative Procurement Initiative provides a platform for deploying clean energy technologies across multiple government and educational organizations for maximum impact on installed solar system capacity, local economic activity, and the regional environment.

College & University Challenge

Throughout the academic year, EPA's Green Power Partnership tracks the collegiate athletic conferences with the highest combined green power usage in the nation. The Green Power Challenge is open to all U.S. colleges, universities, and conferences. See the latest rankings and find out how your school can participate in The Green Power Challenge.

The American Bar Association (ABA) and EPA Law Firm Climate Challenge

The American Bar Association (ABA) and EPA Law Firm Climate Challenge encourages law offices to participate in GPP by procuring green power for at least part of their annual electricity usage in amounts that meet or exceed the program's green power purchase requirement.

Green Power Partnership's Project Matching Initiative

The Green Power Partnership's Project Matching Initiative works to connect green power users with new, not-yet-built renewable energy projects that may align with their energy, environmental, and financial objectives.