Energy:
Common Energy:
Common Energy provides 100% clean, low-cost electricity from solar farms in the Capital Region and across the State. You don't need a roof to go solar! Common Energy connects your utility account to a solar farm to save you money, protect the planet, and support the local economy without any installation at your home. We started in New York State and now we serve more solar farm subscribers in the State than any other organization. There's no investment or upfront payment, and it only takes 5 minutes to enroll. Join us today to make New York a cleaner, greener state.
Web: commonenergy.us/
Email: hello@commonenergy.us
Tel: 844-899-9763
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm
Ampion Community Energy
Ampion provides community energy to customers nationwide. Our job is to help everyone, from apartment dwellers to nationwide companies, make the sustainable choice in a way that makes sense for their budget, and we’re here to support clean energy providers as they welcome in a new way to see electricity.
Web: http://www.ampion.net
Email: aowen@ampion.net
Tel: 617-905-9626
Address: 31 St James Ave.
Suite 355
Boston, MA 02116
Services:
Compost Service
A residential food waste collection service created to help reduce the amount of plant matter from entering the municipal landfill where it produces methane, a potent greenhouse gas. With the climate crisis knocking on our door, we need to change our habits to reduce our carbon footprint. Composting household food scraps is an easy way to take a step in that direction. Foodscraps360 helps to make it even easier. Servicing community and private events.
Contact Person: Diana Wright
Web Address: www.Foodscraps360.com
E-Mail: Foodscraps360@gmail.com
Phone Number: 518-465-9748
Address: 1207 Central Ave, Albany, NY 12205
Web: https://www.greenshasgonegreen.com/index.html
Email: al@greensny.com
Phone: 518-458-7994
JUST
Sustainably Sourced from the First Drop
Water is not an unlimited resource. Commercial bottled water brands often follow a “use more, pay less” model which is not sustainable at a time when water is becoming much scarcer in many places.
We created JUST to upend that thinking. Ours is an impact model. When we sought out a source for our water, we didn’t stop at the question, How much is available? We also asked: Is the water source sustainable over time? How do we value the water fairly? What is the impact we’re having on the community through the process, from pump to carton?
And then we found the answers to those questions.
JUST is not purified tap water—an inefficient process that actually wastes water and energy.
JUST is flavorful spring water with naturally occurring mineral and PH content. It is pumped from a reliably plentiful source in the United States. Three-billion-gallons-a-year plentiful.
We don’t pump water and go. We only use 100% spring water. We only bottle excess water our community doesn’t need. We pay fairly for the water we use.
JUST is a group who came together to drive social and environmental impact through business. A business that rethinks how we source, deliver and consume the items we hold in our hands every day. A business that combines for-profit energy and non-profit motives with the goal of offering products with impact, affordably. JUST was created to be Better for Everyone®.
Web: https://justwater.com/ourpackaging/
Phone: (855) 282-5878
Restaurants:
Organizations:
PAUSE - People of Albany United for Safe Energy:
PAUSE is a grassroots group of individuals who have come together to promote safe, sustainable energy and fight for environmental justice. We engage the greater public to stop the fossil fuel industry’s assault on the people of Albany and our environment.
www.PAUSEnergy.org
E-mail: PAUSEnergy@gmail.com
CASE
Community Advocates for a Sustainable Environment (CASE) was formed in February of 2018. CASE grew out of Stop NY Fracked Gas Pipeline (SNYFGP), which was formed in the Spring of 2014 to stop Kinder Morgan’s Northeast Energy Direct Gas Pipeline. When the company withdrew its application in May of 2016 SNYFGP decided to continue to help other area fights against fossil fuel infrastructure and to create CASE to promote Renewable Energy. Since then CASE has organized four annual Renewable Energy Fairs and many community educational forums and puts out a newsletter about environmental issues in the Capital District area.
Contact Person: Becky Meier
Web Address: www.caseonline.org
E-Mail: becky@stopnypipeline.org
Phone Number: 518-781-4686
