Choose Renewable Energy

Renewable energy is energy that comes from natural sources that are replenished on a human timescale—meaning they don’t run out when we use them.

An energy source is considered renewable if it naturally replenishes quickly, its use doesn’t permanently deplete the resource, and it generally produces much lower greenhouse gas emissions than fossil fuels.

Types of renewable energy includes:

Solar – energy from sunlight (solar panels, solar thermal)
Wind – energy from moving air (wind turbines)
Hydropower – energy from flowing water (dams, run-of-river systems)
Geothermal – heat from inside the Earth
Biomass – energy from organic materials like wood, crops, or waste (renewable when managed sustainably)

PSE Programs

PSE Verified Contractors - Looking for help with your next home or business improvement project?

Get a referral for a pre-screened independent Recommended Energy Professional (REP), who can help you with a variety of energy-efficient upgrades or solar and electric vehicle charging options for your home.

PSE Customer Connected Solar - Install solar at home and connect to PSE through net metering

Get help with information and resources to learn more about installing solar at your home and how to apply for interconnection and net metering with PSE.

PSE Community Solar - Subscribe to larger community solar projects

PSE electric customers can subscribe to Community Solar and receive money back on their bill for the energy produced.

PSE Green Power Program - Match up to 100% of your electricity use with renewable energy like wind and solar

When you enroll, PSE purchases renewable energy from independent resources on your behalf.

PSE Flex Battery Program - Enroll and get $75 per kWh of battery storage (up to $1,000)

You also get $.50 per kWh for your participation during Flex events. Enrollment is available to residential electric customers with an eligible battery system connected to PSE's grid.

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