100% Renewable Energy
We are a Green Energy Company
What It Means to be a Renewable Energy Company
Pogo Energy is proud to be a renewable energy company. As a green energy company, we want to provide more people the option to reduce their carbon footprint. Pogo Energy only provides renewable electricity, meaning the electricity that Pogo invests in for our customers is not generated by the burning of fossil fuels. We provide green energy from renewable energy sources so we don’t destroy this beautiful world.
What Does Green Energy Do to Help Our Planet?
Going green with a renewable electric company means that you are using electricity that is generated without compromising our planet. Being green means that you are making choices that protect our environment. Clean choices are what it takes so that we do not leave future generations a world plagued with pollution. Going green means that there is less ‘yuck’ because more people do their part to preserve the planet. Let’s face it – we need this planet and should take care of it before it is too late.
What Does Green Energy Do to Help Our Planet?
Going green means that you use electricity that is generated without compromising our planet. Being green means that you are making choices that protect our environment and clean choices are what it takes so that future generations are not left a world that is plagued with pollution. Going green means that there is less ‘yuck’ and more people are doing their part to preserve the planet. Let’s face it – we need this planet and should take care of it before it is too late.
Renewable vs Non-Renewable Energy
Green electricity is clean energy that helps reduce global warming. Clean energy can be used over and over again unlike non-renewable power. Non Renewable resources, such as coal and petroleum do not renew and are a huge drain on the environment. Once non-renewable resources are used, they are gone. Renewable power can be renewed for reuse at the same rate that it is used. Choosing green power makes more sense, don’t you think?