Geothermal resources use the thermal mass of water and soil located below the Earth's surface. Wells can be drilled to capture or transfer energy with the thermal mass of the earth for use in a variety of applications, such as space heating and cooling.

Solar panels convert the energy of photons (light particles) into electricity. These systems can be roof mounted, located in parking lots as awnings, or ground mounted for very large installations.

Zero energy buildings are designed or built to consume as little energy as possible. When a renewable source of energy is added to these buildings, they are capable of producing enough energy to meet or exceed their requirements to run.

Battery storage, or battery energy storage systems are devices that enable energy, often from renewables, like solar and wind, to be stored and then released when customers need power most.

Solar water heaters use the sun’s energy as a cost-effective way to generate hot water for your home, building, or business. A key benefit of solar hot water is that it can expand the capacity of your current heating or process equipment.

Sustainable transportation combines resource planning, accessibility and multiple modes of transportation, including electric vehicles, bicycles, public transportation, and pedestrian options.

Supply Services is the portion of your electric service that provides the energy (kWh) from a supplier other than the utility, and can offer purchases from clean energy sources, reducing your carbon footprint.

Other energy efficiency measures may include improved insulation, lighting replacement, motor, pump, or process improvements.