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Are experiences greener than traditional gifts? 72% of Canadians say yes.
At Bullfrog Power, we wanted to know if this trend was real and if Canadians think of experiences as a greener alternative to possessions. To find out, we worked with Environics Research to conduct the 2016 Bullfrog Power Holiday Survey, asking 1,611 adults across Canada what they think about receiving experiences instead of traditional gifts this holiday season.
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Bullfrog Power named Green Energy Title Sponsor of Queen’s Solar Design Team’s student-built autonomous house project
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TD greens 100 per cent of energy footprint at Vancouver branches through innovative renewable energy collaboration with Bullfrog Power
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Bullfrog Power and Pender Solar Initiative launch a new solar project on BC’s Pender School
The Pender School solar project will generate approximately 25,000 kilowatt-hours per year. The revenue from that power production will be used to purchase science equipment for the school and to fund scholarships for Pender students studying renewable energy and climate change, or training to be electricians capable of installing solar panels.
Nature’s Way Canada® expands its green energy commitment with Bullfrog Power
“Our East-coast facilities have been bullfrogpowered since 2010 as Ascenta Health and as Nature’s Way Canada we are expanding that environmental commitment across the country to all our offices,” said Steve Chiasson, VP and General Manager, Nature’s Way Canada.
A 3-scope emissions solution
By combining Bullfrog Power’s green natural gas, green electricity and green fuel products, businesses are now able to address their scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions with a comprehensive green energy solution.
The Forest Products Association of Canada and the Canadian Wood Council bullfrogpower Head Offices as part of “30 by 30” Climate Challenge
The commitment, announced in conjunction with the industry’s National Forest Week celebrations, builds on FPAC’s ambitious “30 by 30” Climate Challenge that proposes to remove 30 megatonnes of CO2 a year by 2030—more than 13 per cent of the federal government’s entire goal.