Wildlife Conservation

A newly installed UV sterilization and silo system will safely clean over 250,000 gallons of recycled water from the neighboring Laguna Madre and fulfill the facility’s need for on-demand, chemical-free water from 22% to 100%, allowing more endangered sea turtles to be helped at its new hospital.

The Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated a solar array to the Texas State Aquarium. Learn more about this brilliant solar project.

The Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated to Houston Wilderness. Learn more about this brilliant solar project!

The Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated a solar array to Fort Worth Zoo. Learn more about this brilliant solar project!

Honeybee rescue operations are becoming more sustainable with a grant that will cover the installation of a rooftop solar system and the acquisition of two electric vehicles for statewide honeybee rescue operations. The honey-packing facility will have 87% of its energy needs powered by a solar array — resulting in a $444,518 savings in electricity costs over the 25-year life of array, which is equivalent to the cost of relocating 1,800 beehives.

The Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated solar parking lot lamps to Sea Turtle Inc. on July 11, 2014. Learn more about this brilliant donation.

The Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated a solar array to the Gladys Porter Zoo. Learn more about this brilliant solar project!

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is a famous park in the Texas Hill Country, known for its giant pink granite dome. Bringing the park a solar solution, Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated $40,000 for the purchase and installation of a 12-kilowatt solar array that will be located at the park’s headquarters.

The Green Mountain Energy Sun Club donated to Zoo New England. Learn more about this brilliant solar project!

Trees for Houston’s mission is growing greener thanks to a 75kW solar array that will power 50% of their brand-new headquarters' energy needs