How to reduce your carbon footprint with Ripple
✓ Buy part of a renewable energy project via a Ripple managed co-operative.
✓ Pay a one off cost for your share of the construction.
✓ Ripple builds the project. You own your part of it.
✓ Your energy supplier buys your electricity from the project and supplies it to your home via the grid.
✓ The result? Proactively and significantly reduce your carbon footprint by owning a share of clean, renewable energy while enjoying stable energy prices for the project’s lifetime.
Ripple members enjoy more than just monthly savings on their energy bills; they are proud to be lowering their carbon emissions and taking positive climate action too. Find out how co-owning a wind farm or solar park with thousands of others can result in people-powered planet protection and lower household emissions for decades to come.
Ripple members say that their primary reason for signing up is to play their part in the UK's green energy transition
How does your ownership of renewable energy allow you to green the grid?
Choosing to supply your home with green energy removes fossil fuels from your essential supply chain, thereby slashing your household’s footprint. When you co-own a renewable energy project, you also help to green the UK grid and reduce overall reliance on fossil fuel-based electricity production.
Supply your home with genuinely clean, green energy.
When the primary source of electricity generation is a fossil fuel, such as coal, carbon emissions are created during the production process. Coal’s carbon footprint is thought to be around 90 times [AB1] larger than wind energy
People power counts
Wondering if you can really make a difference? Every kg counts when it comes to saving CO2 but when you join forces with thousands of people just like you, your efforts are amplified.
The majority of our members say that since joining Ripple they feel 100% confident that they're doing everything they can to power their homes sustainably
Secure your energy future.
See how much you could save. The savings depend on the electricity market price and the amount of electricity generated by the wind farm.
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