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The Ribbit around town…
Over the past two years we’ve had the pleasure of speaking to more than 3,400 of you. It’s a delight to be able to help you out in such a convenient fashion. We’re overwhelmed that 93% of you have been happy with our service!
Green Energy Doors Open: Bullfrog Power partner events
Green Energy Doors Open (GEDO) is an annual showcase of sustainable energy projects and success stories. Bullfrog Power partners, including community renewable energy projects and bullfrogpowered businesses, are hosting events for GEDO 2017.
Bullfrog Power joins Skidegate Band Council to launch Haida Heritage Centre solar project
Skidegate Band Council on Haida Gwaii celebrate the launch of the Haida Heritage Centre solar project in Skidegate, B.C. Bullfrog Power, Canada’s leading green energy provider, contributed funding to the project through its community renewable projects program.
Remote Canadian solar project inspires international community
On the shores of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories, a local First Nation is inspiring the world’s Arctic communities to switch to renewable energy.
Ottawa River Runners and Bullfrog Power launch new solar-powered clubhouse
The grand opening of the Ottawa River Runners White Water Club Inc. solar-powered off-grid dockside clubhouse, the latest Bullfrog Power community renewable project.
Solar-powered hockey rinks – supported by Bullfrog community – celebrate 275 carbon neutral days!
The Town of Black Diamond, Alberta was named in 1907 for the coal mine opened in the town more than 100 years ago. Flash forward to 2017—and Black Diamond is now home to eight green energy projects and counting. It’s setting an example for municipalities across Canada that transitioning to renewables step by step is well within reach!
Ellershouse Wind Farm nearly doubles in size
On June 29, Ellershouse Wind Farm in Nova Scotia unveiled three new wind turbines! The wind farm now has seven Enercon E-92 wind turbines operating with a total capacity of 16.1 megawatts—which is enough to power 4,900 Nova Scotian homes.