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OUC Has Been the Reliable One Since 1923

We each have a role in conserving our natural resources and we take ours very seriously. Read on to learn more about how OUC is Reliably Green.


Clean & Green

OUC Leads Way On Environmental Front

At OUC, we understand there is no greater commitment we share than caring for our environment. Clean lakes and rivers, pure air and clear skies make our region the envy of many. That’s why for more than 85 years, OUC has been one of Central Florida’s leading environmental stewards.

OUC’s fleet of power generation plants have been built with the most environmentally friendly technologies available at the time of construction. From our successful landfill gas partnership to innovative renewable energy programs, OUC continues to fund a variety of environmental initiatives. And more are on the way.

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OUC will regularly highlight the latest news and information involving green initiatives and programs along with tips on how you and your family can help protect our environment.

Learn How You Can Make A Difference

OUC experts have compiled a list of their favorite environmentally friendly sites that offer in-depth information on green programs as well as tons of great tips on how you can conserve resources, protect the environment, and save money.

Visit the site of the Florida Renewable Energy Assocation (FREA), a statewide organization based in Orlando that provides educational seminars and events to the public on renewable energy.

If you're looking for tips on how to make your home more energy efficient, check out Energy Star, the EPA's energy efficiency website. It offers links to energy efficient appliances that carry the Energy Star Logo and provides home improvement ideas and information on qualifying for tax credits. See more environmental sites.

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Please take a few minutes to take our Green Survey and give us your input on green initiatives, renewable resources, and sustainable practices. Start Survey.

Green Links

To learn more about environmental issues and find out what other businesses are doing to promote green initiatives, check out the following sites:

Energy Star

EPA's energy efficiency site offers links to energy efficient appliances that carry the Energy Star Logo as well as building contractors and developers that design energy efficient communities. It also provides home improvement ideas and information on qualifying for tax credits.

Florida Energy Office

Offers user-friendly information on alternative fuels, hydrogen, solar, biomass energy and energy-efficiency.

Florida Green Building Coalition

Provides state-level green building information with a focus on Florida's unique climate.

Florida Renewable Energy Assocation (FREA)

A statewide organization based in Orlando that provides educational seminars and events to the public on renewable energy.

Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC)

Features information for consumers, teachers/students, industry professionals and researchers on solar electricity, solar hot water, green building, energy efficiency, hydrogen research and alternative fuels.

GreenSpec

Provides a directory of green building resources that matches up with the LEED program.

Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC)

A national nonprofit organization that provides educational information on renewable energy.

National Association of Home Builders Research Center

Provides green home building guidelines, profiles of green building programs and a list of green building publications and resources.

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Provides an array of information on renewable energy and green building design. Lab is operated by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Calculate your Personal Green House Gas Emissions

and learn how you can reduce your household's impact on the environment.

U.S. Green Building Council

Provides the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system to assist builders, architects and developers in creating sustainable building and community designs.

Visit www.findsolar.com

to find out how much you can save by going solar. You can also find solar professionals, solar resources, links and frequently asked questions.