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Whole Foods Market uses 100% Wind Power




 Whole Foods

 In addition to using Solar Power (see GreenTechnolog Blog) Whole Foods Market is big on Wind Power.  Wind Power

"In January, 2006, we made a landmark purchase of renewable energy credits from wind farms to offset 100% of the electricity used in all of our stores, facilities, bakehouses, distribution centers, regional offices and national headquarters in the United States and Canada. This is the largest wind energy credit purchase in the history of North America and makes Whole Foods Market the only Fortune 500 Company purchasing wind energy credits to offset 100% of its electricity use."

 

Via:  WholeFoodsMarket.com   Link

Posted by Green Dude on April 5, 2007 07:20 AM |




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