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EnviroWatts

Supporting energy from renewable sources

The EnviroWatts program allows Tipmont REMC members to support environmental projects in our community. When you sign up for EnviroWatts, you elect to pay a small premium of one cent per kilowatt-hour on your electric bill. The maximum contribution is $5 per month per account.

The extra penny per kilowatt-hour goes into the EnviroWatts Trust Fund, overseen by a board of volunteer Tipmont members. Non-profit organizations in the Tipmont service area can apply to receive grants from the fund to be used for environmental projects. The EnviroWatts Trust Board meets once a quarter to review applications and award grants.

Why we participate in EnviroWatts

Tipmont and our power supplier, Wabash Valley Power (WVPA), are participating in the EnviroWatts program because we think it’s the right thing to do for the environment and our members. WVPA also anticipates that there may be mandates or regulations in the future concerning how much of the power they provide must come from renewable sources. WVPA’s efforts in developing renewable power sources will help them meet these mandates in the future.

As Tipmont members and others demonstrate interest in renewable green power, that interest will drive the market to develop more renewable power sources and alternative energy technologies. The more renewable power that is available, the less we will need to rely on traditional energy sources like coal.

EnviroWatts provides a way for you to show your support for environmental improvement projects in your community, support the environment, and demonstrate your interest in renewable energy.

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