Bullfrog Power

Green Energy

With Bullfrog Power, you can reduce your emissions footprint and support the growth of renewable energy in Canada.

How it Works

Why Green?
Green Electricity
Green Natural Gas
Green Fuel

Why Green?

Climate change is the single biggest issue facing our planet. And our energy use is the problem. We provide an easy way for you to take action today.

Why Green?

Bullfrog's Green Electricity

Bullfrog’s green electricity comes from wind and water sources across Canada. Support homegrown clean energy—from the waters of Newfoundland to the winds of B.C’s mountain ranges.

Green Electricity

Green Natural Gas

At the leading edge of innovation, Bullfrog’s green natural gas comes from organic waste like apple cores – not fossil fuels. We harness the gas released when the organic matter decomposes, clean it up and put it into the pipeline.

Green Natural Gas

Bullfrog's Green Fuel

Sourced from waste streams like restaurant cooking oil, green fuel is an earth-friendly fuel source that can help revolutionize transportation.

Green Fuel

Bullfrog Community

Meet some of the individuals and organizations creating a cleaner, healthier Canada with green energy.

Bullfrog Spotlight See More

Kristina Groves

Olympian committed to green energy

Kristina Groves

Mark Yamaguchi

English teacher loves to climb turbines

Michelle Oliveira

Marketing expert and green home guru

Michelle Oliveira

Thomas Homer-Dixon

Professor, award-winning author, environmentalist

Thomas Homer-Dixon

Roger Bidwell

Biologist concerned about the planet

+1 million tonnes of CO2 displaced by our community

Corporate Partners See More

Cam Fowler BMO

BMO’s Cam Fowler on what sustainability means to the bank

What's New

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Energy efficiency services – a new way to cut costs and carbon

David Betke’s perspective on saving our environment

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Green Energy
Projects

Bullfrogs across Canada are helping bring new green energy projects online.

More Projects

The Hiawatha First Nation launched a 22 kW solar installation—with support from BASF and Bullfrog Power.

New solar at the Old Railroad Stop

British Columbia

Bear Mountain Wind Park is a Bullfrog energy source in British Columbia.

Harnessing the breezes of B.C.

A local hockey rink now has emissions-free days.

Town named for coal mine goes green with Bullfrog

British Columbia

Vancouver's MMRC is producing renewable power and redirecting the cost savings towards their animal rehabilitation efforts.

The sun shines on the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre

Solar panels now reduce the Market’s emissions footprint by 16 tonnes of CO2 equivalent per year.

The Wolfville Farmers’ Market goes solar

Northwest Territories

Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation

Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation becomes the first independent power producer in NWT.

Solar project helps community reduce reliance on fossil fuels

Providence Bay turbine

Our wind sources include two 800 kW turbines on beautiful Manitoulin Island.

Power from the winds of Ontario

The town of Vulcan launches Solar Park with help from the Bullfrog community.

Canada’s first solar park boldly goes where no solar project has gone before

Our supporting partners

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