Clean energy action is no longer out of reach

Change American Energy For Good

Most Americans want more clean energy on the grid, but can't go solar. We fixed that. Now any home or business can advance U.S. renewable energy. No roof. No land. No problem.
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verified clean energy action 

Take clean energy into your own hands

Choose the type of clean energy you want delivered to the shared grid and we'll secure certified renewable energy in your name every month. Your impact is tracked, verified, and the proof of delivery and environmental impact is yours to claim.

How it Works

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Choose a Membership

Tell us what type (Solar, Wind, Hydro) and how much clean energy you want to see delivered to the shared grid.

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We Match You to Renewable Energy

Based on your choices, we source the certified delivery of renewable energy and its environmental benefits.

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You Get Proof of Delivery & Impact

Your clean energy deliveries to the grid are tracked and verified through Renewable Energy Certificates, providing proof of clean energy and its impact.

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Clean Energy & The Planet Win

Your purchase rewards clean energy projects for producing zero emissions electricity and 1% is donated to environmental organizations.

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Overcome the Obstacles to Clean Energy

Americans want clean energy, but face real barriers.

49% can't install solar

Many American households and businesses can't go solar due unfavorable roofing, local restrictions, complicated contracts, or because they rent.

Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory

50% lack available options

Half of Americans say they lack awareness of available options or that where available there are long waitlists where they live or work.

Source: Standard Insights

44% find it unaffordable

While costs have declined, many Americans still find the upfront investment or monthly cost to lease remains the top barrier to clean energy.

Source: Standard Insights

Exercise your choice

Our barrier-free solution for all

Accessible

Whether you rent or own, all homes and business can participate.

Available

Start immediately. No waitlists, no delays.

Affordable

Advance clean energy for as little as $12 a month. No upfront or maintenance costs.

Our Memberships

Which is right for you?

Select the option that fits your goals and budget.

HydroWind

HydroWind

Get started with clean energy

Starting at

$5/month

for 500 kWh, 1 cent per kWh

  • Hydroelectric & Wind Blend
  • 50% Wind Minimum
  • Verified in National Registries.
  • Most affordable entry point.
  • Track Your Impact.
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SolarWind

SolarWind

Take a balanced approach

Starting at

$7/month

for 500 kWh, 1.4 cents per kWh

  • A Mix of Solar & Wind
  • 25% Solar Minimum
  • Move Beyond Words & Take Action.
  • Zero barriers. Full Impact.
  • Green-e Certification (see below).
  • Verified in National Registries.
  • Track the Environmental Benefits.
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AllSolar

AllSolar

Maximize solar impact

Starting at

$10/month

for 500 kWh, 2 cents per kWh

  • 100% Solar
  • Directly Advance U.S. Solar Production.
  • Proof of Impact Without a Rooftop.
  • Third-party Verification & Audit.
  • Green-e Certification (see below).
  • Personal Impact Dashboard.
  • The Solar Action You've Always Wanted.
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North Carolina
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Colorado
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Matt D.
Florida
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Jeff M.
Virginia
Project Spotlight

Powering a cleaner grid, project by project

Meet a few of the projects helping shift the grid.

Snipesville Solar III

Capacity: 107 Megwatts Enough to Power: 18,000 homes Location: Denton, Georgia

Ibis Solar

Capacity: 74.5 Megawatts Enough to Power: 15,000 Location: Brevard Co., Florida

Traverse Wind Energy III

Capacity: 999 Megawatts Enough to Power: 300,000 homes Location: Custer Co., Oklahoma

Thigpen Solar Farm

Capacity: 5 Megawatts Enough to power: 500 homes Location: Robeson Co, North Carolina

Sleeping Bear Wind Project

Capacity: 94.5 Megawatts Enough to Power: 28,000 homes Location: Harper, Oklahoma

Monarch Solar Energy Center

Capacity: 74.5 Megawatts Enough to Power: 14,000 homes Location: Indiantown, Florida

Rock Creek Wind

Capacity: 300 Megawatts Enough to Power: 100,000 homes Location: Tariko, Missouri
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Metrics & Progress

Results Over the Past 18 Months

Based on EPA Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator for Avoided Kilowatt Hours
588,535,000

Kilowatts of Clean Energy Supported

451,406,345

Pounds of Carbon Emissions Prevented

56,050

U.S. Homes Powered for a Year

3,413,280

Equivalent Tree Seedlings Planted

Ready to make your choice?

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

Sustainable Choice is a service making participation in renewable energy accessible and affordable to everyone, regardless of their living situation or the suitability of their property.

Sustainable Choice gives individuals and businesses a simple, effective way to support the shift to clean energy without needing the perfect roof, the ideal property, or property ownership. By purchasing Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), you increase demand for renewables, replace fossil fuels on the grid, and accelerate the transition to a cleaner, healthier energy system for everyone. It’s a practical way to take action and contribute to long-term change, no matter where you live or work.



RECs track and verify the production of renewable energy. Without RECs we cannot know or validate the amount of renewable energy on the U.S grid. Importantly, RECs provide a way for businesses and individuals to support renewable energy even if they can’t produce clean electricity onsite.

Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) play a crucial role in supporting and incentivizing the development of renewable energy projects. Here’s how RECs benefit clean energy:

  • Market Expansion: By creating a market for renewable energy, RECs help expand the demand for renewable energy. This market demand encourages the development of renewable energy projects, as developers can count on the revenue from REC sales to make their projects financially viable.

  • Environmental Impact Recognition: RECs enable the separation of the environmental benefits of renewable energy from the physical electricity. This allows renewable energy facility owners to monetize the environmental benefit of their clean energy production, making it clear that their facilities contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants.

  • Encouraging Investment: The existence of a robust REC market can make renewable energy projects more attractive to investors. Knowing that there is a market for RECs provides assurance that the project will have multiple revenue streams, thus reducing financial risk and encouraging investment in renewable energy infrastructure.

Sustainable Choice purchases Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) on your behalf, which gives you the ability to claim verified ownership of the renewable energy delivery to the grid and its environmental benefits. Each REC represents one megawatt-hour of clean power from solar, wind, or hydro delivered to the grid on your behalf. This gives you the legal right to claim the environmental benefits of that energy. All RECs are tracked and certified through national registries, so your impact is real, traceable, and meaningful.

No. Sustainable Choice is not a utility or electricity supplier. Your electricity will continue to come from your electric provider. When you participate in Sustainable Choice, you're purchasing Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), which certify the delivery of clean energy and its benefits into the national energy supply.

Want to dive deeper? Learn more about RECs and their legal foundation, or explore resources from NREL.