# renewable electricity plans

Is Your Renewable Energy Electricity Plan Really Supporting Texas Wind And Solar? | Houston Public Media » Unlike most cities across the country, Houstonians have lots of choices when it comes to buying electricity – including plans for people who want to support renewable energy. Houstonpublicmedia.org

Green Electricity Rates » Compare green energy plans and electricity rates with SaveOnEnergy.com. Find the plan that suits your home, and save money today! Saveonenergy.com

Shop and Compare Electric Rates in PA » Find an electric supplier near you and compare energy options for your home or business in Pennsylvania. Enter your zip code to get started. Papowerswitch.com

Study: L.A.’s renewable energy plan won’t tank the economy » The transition to renewable electricity sources won’t have any significant effect – good or bad – on L.A.’s economic growth, according to USC Price School research. But it will significantly reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. Priceschool.usc.edu

Dems' clean electricity plan spurs renewable fight » House Democrats' $150 billion clean electricity plan is raising concerns over who gets to build renewable energy projects. Eenews.net

100% Renewable Energy Challenge: News, Projects & More | T-Mobile.com » At T-Mobile, we're committed to transition to 100% sustainable energy by 2021. We challenge other carriers to do the same, do you have what it takes? Follow our journey today at T-Mobile.com. T-mobile.com

Why '100% renewable electricity' plans may not be as green as you think » When you sign up for a 100% renewable electricity plan with a competitive supplier, you might not be getting what you think you're getting. Wbur.org

Credit Hurdles Hold Back Corporate Renewable-Energy Plans » Businesses with less than stellar credit ratings are struggling to sign long-term deals for wind and solar power in the U.S. and Europe. Corporate programs and government policies are stepping in to help buyers priced out of the market to cut greenhouse-gas emissions across supply chains.  Wsj.com