Choose green natural gas for your business

Address your scope 1 emissions and displace your natural gas usage with a renewable alternative

Displace the natural gas your business uses with a green alternative sourced from organic waste. When you choose green natural gas, we ensure that a renewable alternative is injected into the pipeline system on your behalf. You’ll be able to shrink your scope 1 carbon emissions and show your organization’s support for green energy without altering your equipment or systems.

Our green natural gas meets strict environmental standards as set by ICF International and is endorsed by leading environmental groups, including WWF-Canada.

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  Small business
1-10 employees
  Small business
1-10 employees

Green natural gas
For your small business
Address scope 1 emissions
Custom packages available
Shrink your organization’s carbon footprint and showcase your commitment to sustainability.

  Large business
+25 employees

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Green natural gas harnesses energy that’s already part of the carbon cycle, not energy from fossil fuels.

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Our green natural gas is a renewable alternative sourced from organic waste at a landfill.

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Seacliff Bioenergy Project

Seacliff Energy recycles 110,000 tonnes/year of organic residuals from agricultural, commercial, and municipal sources,
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ZooShare

From zoo poo to poo power—that’s the goal of ZooShare, an Ontario co-op that launched North America’s first zoo-based biogas project.
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Xeni Gwet’in Solar Projects

Located in B.C.’s picturesque Nemaiah Valley, the Xeni Gwet’in First Nation relies primarily on diesel fuel for energy. Bullfrog is supporting the expansion of the group’s solar energy generation capacity to help reduce its dependence on fossil fuel-based energy sources.
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Wolfville Farmers’ Market

The Wolfville Farmers’ Market is home to the largest solar project in the Town of Wolfville: a 20 kW system that powers the Market year-round.
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Vancouver Public Library

In partnership with the City of Vancouver and Solar Now, Bullfrog Power participated in the launch of a 16.6 kW solar rooftop on the Vancouver Public Library, an educational city landmark visited nearly 6.5 million times in 2017.
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Vancouver Cohousing‘s Community Solar Project

Bullfrog Power helped celebrate the launch of SolShare Energy’s 23 kW rooftop array—the first co-operatively owned community solar project in B.C…
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Two Twenty Building Solar Project

Thanks to a partnership between Bullfrog Power and SES Solar Co-op, the second largest solar project in Saskatoon – a 90-panel array – is now generating clean, pollution-free electricity.
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What our customers have to say about us

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It’s imperative Canadians make the choice for renewable energy today. It’s an easy, but important step we can all take to help the environment and fight climate change.

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Pembina Institute

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Using only habitat-friendly renewable energy is vital to combating climate change so that nature, wildlife and people can thrive together. Bullfrog Power is an important part of that fight, and World Wildlife Fund Canada is proud to be bullfrogpowered.

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Seacliff Bioenergy Project
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Seacliff Energy recycles 110,000 tonnes/year of organic residuals from agricultural, commercial, and municipal sources,
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Autumn Hills East Landfill and Zeeland Farm Green Natural Gas Facility
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Autumn Hills East Landfill and Zeeland Farm is a landfill gas project located in Zeeland, Michigan. This climate-friendly landfill gas system captures the biogas emitted from the landfill, cleans it up, and injects it into an underground pipeline.
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