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Feel good about your electricity with New England Wind.  Make sure that electricity from wind turbines in New England Renewable energy, green energy, green electricity, wind energy, wind power, greenup National Gridgets onto the grid on your behalf, pushing off dirty fossil fuels.  Call us today with questions or to sign up at 401-861-6111.

How does this work?  People's Power & Light will match your electrical usage with wind power. Payments for New England Wind are in addition to your regular monthly electricity charges and will appear on your electricity bill as a separate line item. You only have to make one easy payment each month to National Grid*, including both your regular electricity charges and your New England Wind payment. You will continue to receive service from National Grid, but your electricity mix will look much nicer!

*If your electric utility is not National Grid, please click here!

Pricing:  New England Wind is an additional fee per kilowatt-hour (kWh) and costs 3.8 cents/kWh above National Grid's standard offer rate. The premium costs the average household $23 per month and prevents over 600lbs of carbon emissions. You can calculate your average premium with our calculator.

Tax-deductible!  100% of your payments for New England Wind can be deducted from your federal taxes if you itemize charitable contributions.

Electricity: New England Wind is part of a program called GreenUp that is being offered by your local utility, National Grid. GreenUp allows you to choose cleaner, healthier electricity right on your regular utility bill and is available to all National Grid residential and small commercial customers.  View a map of our sources. 

Content Disclosure Labels:  Electric power suppliers are required by the Department of Public Utilities to provide customers with a disclosure label. The label enables consumers to look at the energy sources, air emissions and information about the supplier in order to make a more informed choice of a power supplier. Consumers can compare energy labels to make the best choice based on their energy needs.

View the Rhode Island Content Disclosure for New England GreenStart and New England Wind, which shows sources of power, related emissions, and labor information.