This Company Just Gave Everyone Access To Clean Energy

We've all got utility bills, right? Arcadia takes what you're already paying on bills and matches it with clean energy options instead of fossil fuels. It doesn't cost you any extra money and takes less than three minutes to set up.

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This Company Just Gave Everyone Access To Clean Energy And it's free.

Arcadia Power thinks everyone should have free access to clean energy. So they made it happen. We've all got utility bills, right? Arcadia takes what you're already paying on bills and matches it with clean energy options instead of fossil fuels. It doesn't cost you any extra money and takes less than three minutes to set up. In fact, by the time you're done reading this email, you could have upgraded your home (or apartment) to renewable energy and even made a sandwich. Maybe PB&J, or a lovely ham and cheese. Available in all 50 states, Arcadia monitors your energy consumption with your local utility provider and automatically matches 50% of it with wind energy for free. You can even get 100% of your bill matched for just a few bucks a month. Three minutes and zero dollars to make the world a happier, healthier place? Yeah, sign us up. Speaking of, if you sign up now, we'll take $5 off your next power bill. Because you love the earth and we love you. SIGN UP FREE

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