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Bullfrog’s green energy

When you choose green energy, Bullfrog ensures the electricity or natural gas going on the grid or pipeline for your home comes from clean, renewable sources. You reduce your home’s impact on the environment and help green our energy systems.

One decision by you. A big difference for the environment.

Find out how it all works here.

WHY GREEN? HOW IT WORKS GREEN ELECTRICITY GREEN NATURAL GAS GREEN FUEL

Why green?

Why Green Energy

Climate change is the single biggest issue facing our planet. And our energy use is the problem.

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Video: Your chance to make a difference

How it Works

Green Electricity - How It Works

We inject green electricity or green natural gas onto the system to match the amount of power or gas your home or business uses. You help green our grid and pipeline. Simple as that.

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Green Electricity

Green Electricity

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

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Green Natural Gas

Green Natural Gas

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.

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Green fuel

Green Fuel

Sourced from waste streams like restaurant cooking oil, green fuel is an earth-friendly fuel source for transportation.

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Projects and sources

View our energy sources all across Canada. And see the wind, solar and biogas projects our community is helping to fund.

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Broadway Theatre

Bullfrogs help put solar on community theatre

Solar in sunny Saskatchewan
Black Diamond

Local hockey rink now has emissions-free days

Town named for coal mine goes green with Bullfrog
Kanaka Bar Indian Band

Kanaka Bar Indian Band builds new solar project

Community long focused on sustainability adds solar to portfolio
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
Town of Vulcan

Town of Vulcan launches Solar Park ​with help of Bullfrogs​

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

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

Harnessing the breezes of B.C.
Providence Bay turbine

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

Power from the winds of Ontario
Ellerhouse Wind Farm

Bullfrog partners with local communities and Minas Energy to launch Ellershouse wind farm

Bullfrog sources from first community wind project in the Maritimes
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