FirstGreens™
About FirstGreens™
FirstGreens by FirstEnergy Solutions Corp. (FES) is a Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) product that has been certified as meeting Green-e standards as established by the Center for Resource Solutions.
FirstGreens comes from national wind sources that meet the Center for Resource Solutions strict source guidelines.
Green-e is a registered trademark of the Center for Resource Solutions
You choose your blend
Unlike other products, FirstGreens is not based on specific products on set percentages. You can choose the products and percentages that meet your renewable energy goals or the overall price that meets your budget.
About Green-e certification
Green-e certified products meet standards established by the Center for Resource Solutions, a non-profit agency that works on climate issues.
Purchasing FirstGreens allows you the opportunity to partner with the Center for Resource Solutions and use the Green-e logo on your products and advertising material. The Green-e logo is appearing on more products each year, with over 60 companies having joined the Green-e marketplace at the end of 2007.
For more information concerning the Green-e Marketplace and the use of the Green-e logo, please visit the Green-e Web site at www.green-e.org.
More information
Learn more about green power and what you can do to save energy and help the environment, or call us at 1-800-977-0500.
Your purchase of renewable energy certificates (RECs) is supporting electricity production throughout the nation. You will continue to receive a separate electricity bill from your utility. For every unit of renewable electricity generated, an equivalent amount of RECs is produced. The purchase of RECs helps offset conventional electricity generation in the region where the renewable electricity generator is located. The purchase also helps build a market for renewable electricity and may have other local and global environmental benefits such as reducing global climate change and regional air pollution. For more information about RECs, please visit the Green-e Web site at www.green-e.org.
(06/10/08)
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