The Environment

We encourage energy efficient construction methods and partner with communities, organizations and vendors that are committed to protecting, improving and expanding parks and green space.

As one of the largest managers of land and water resources in the state, we partner with federal, state and local organizations on research, management, and education initiatives to protect river ecosystems and wildlife habitat. We believe that today’s stewardship efforts are an investment in our shared future.

We remain dedicated to researching and identifying cost-effective, renewable resources. As we continue to preserve our waterways, we also remain dedicated to identifying and cultivating cost-effective ways to use our natural, renewable resources.

Solar energy is power that is harnessed directly from the sun’s radiation. The sun can provide energy year round as either a heat source or a source of electricity for your home or business.

As the second leading source of electricity after coal, nuclear power provides 20 percent of the nation’s electricity and is a key element in a balanced fuel mix.

We are committed to preserving the quality of our air and water. Since 1996, we have reduced emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides by more than 97% and 88%, respectively.

Through our testing and use of Electronic Transportation (ET) vehicles and infrastructure, we have successfully worked to expand the non-road ET market and generate ET-related savings for you.

It’s important to us that we provide you with clean energy while reducing our carbon footprint and minimizing our impact on the environment. While we’re working to keep the environment safe on our end, we also want to empower you to use energy more efficiently.