What 100% renewable means
Electrons on the grid are shared. A green plan means your supplier buys renewable energy certificates (RECs) equal to the power you use.
Electricity · Green energy
Green plans are one of the easiest household changes to make — same meter, same service, certificates that match every kilowatt-hour you use.
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Electrons on the grid are shared. A green plan means your supplier buys renewable energy certificates (RECs) equal to the power you use.
In most competitive markets the certificates are backed by in-state wind and utility-scale solar built in the last decade.
Green plans usually land within a cent per kWh of a conventional fixed rate — often under $5 a month for a typical home.
Illustrative starting rates. Confirm the renewable percentage on the facts label.
Rarely by much. In most deregulated markets a 100% renewable fixed plan is within about a cent per kWh of the cheapest conventional plan, and sometimes cheaper.
No. A green supply plan works with your existing meter and service. Nothing is installed and nothing changes about how power reaches your home.
Check the electricity facts label for the renewable content percentage. Suppliers must disclose it and retire certificates to back the claim.
You can, but an early termination fee may apply. Many households wait until the last 14 days of the term, when most contracts allow a fee-free switch.
Our learning center breaks down certificates, renewable percentages and how to read the facts label before you commit.
Open the energy learning center →Electricity is a separate ScoutRoo service from home internet. Rates shown are illustrative market averages — confirm terms on the supplier's facts label before enrolling.
See every 100% renewable offer in your market next to the conventional rates, so you know the real premium.