Top Non-Profit One Change’s Project Porchlight campaign
EPA would like to thank all the pledge drivers who worked to make the 2009-2010 Change the World, Start with ENERGY STAR campaign a success. By encouraging people across the country to take the ENERGY STAR Pledge, these pledge drivers helped millions of Americans incorporate energy efficiency into their everyday routines. To date, more than 2.5 million people and thousands of organizations have joined the movement to fight climate change by taking the ENERGY STAR Pledge and the carbon savings associated with pledge-takers’ collective commitments equal more than 7 billion pounds. Just as each pledge is an important step in the fight against climate change, so are the efforts of our campaign partners as they spread the word to their employees, customers, constituents, and communities nationwide.
In particular, EPA wants to recognize the organizations with the greatest achievements in raising awareness and driving action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Here are the top pledge drivers, overall and by sector, for 2009–2010.
Top Overall: Georgia Power Company, ComEd, Department of Defense, Jones Lang LaSalle, New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program
Top Business: Jones Lang LaSalle, CB Richard Ellis, Best Buy, Nissan North America, Green Market Fundraising
Top Education: Kentucky National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project, St. Isidore NEED Group, Ft. Knox, Highlands High School, Lights for Learning Connecticut
Top Energy Efficiency Program: Georgia Power Company, ComEd, New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program, Puget Sound Energy, Ameren Illinois Utilities
Top Government: Department of Defense, Picerne Military Housing Fort Bragg, AETC Lackland AFB, Picerne Military Housing Fort Polk, Sarasota County, FL
Top Non-Profit: One Change’s Project Porchlight campaign, National Association of Counties (NACo), SoCal Pledge Partnership, National Energy Education Development Project (NEED), Climate Savers Computing Initiative
Join Us in Making a Difference
Join us by taking the ENERGY STAR Pledge and sharing actions you plan to take to save energy and fight climate change. And don’t forget to tell us how you save and inspire others. Together, we can all celebrate Earth Day by changing the world.
- source: ENERGY STAR
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