Natural Resources Defense Council

A Consumer's Guide to Buying Clean Energy

A whopping 68 percent of the electricity used in the United States comes from burning polluting fossil fuels

Be More Energy Efficient

Switching to renewable energy is one way to slash air pollution. Another is to use less of it. (You'll slash your electric bill, too.)

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Some states offer rebates and other incentives for buying energy-efficient appliances or investing in renewable energy technology, such as fuel cells, solar panels and wind turbines.

Many also offer free inspections and technical advice on making your home more energy efficient. To learn about programs in your area, find your state in the list below.

If your state's not on our list, try the Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy.

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