xvEPA | GREEN y POWER r PARTNERSHIP Fortune 500 Green Power Challenge (as of October 6, 2009) The Fortune 500 list represents some of America's largest companies that are buying green power in the Green Power Partnership. The combined green power purchases of these organizations amounts to nearly 8.4 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually, which is the equivalent amount of electricity needed to power more than 835,000 average American homes each year. Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by kWh supplied to Partner) 1. Intel Corporation 1,301,300,000 2. PepsiCo 1,226,403,121 48% Information Technology Sterling Planet, PNM, On-site Generation 100% Food & Beverage 3. Kohl's Department Stores 851,478,000 71% Retail 4. Whole Foods Market 790,459,000 105% Retail 5. Dell Inc. Sterling Planet, SDegrees SDegrees, WM Renewable Energy, On-site Generation, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, City of Dover, Sterling Planet Renewable Choice Energy, Austin Energy Green Power Resources Biogas, Biomass, Geothermal, Small-hydro, Solar, Wind Various MidAmerican Energy, TXli Energy, Greenhouse 553,708,000 158% Information Technology Gas Services, Austin Energy, Constellation NewEnergy, Idaho Power, SDegrees 6. The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. 426,239,848 100% Food & Sterling Planet, SDegrees beverage 7. Cisco Systems, Inc. 400,996,000 46% Information Technology Sterling Planet, Austin Energy 8. Johnson & Johnson 34% Health Care 386,455,711 9. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. / California and Texas Facilities Reliant Energy, NextEra Energy Resources, SDegrees, Sempra Energy, On-site Generation, Liberty Power, PNM 243,328,000 8% Retail Duke Energy, On-site Generation Biogas, Biomass, Small- hydro, Solar, Wind Solar, Wnd Biogas, Solar, Wnd Various Wnd Biogas, Biomass, Small- hydro, Solar, Wnd Solar, Wnd 10. Starbucks ------- Fortune 500 Green Power Challenge (as of October 6, 2009) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) 237,000,000 GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by I Green Power 25% Restaurants & Food Services 11. Kimberly-Clark Corporation 192,730,000 7% Consumer Products 12. DuPont Company 180,075,000 4% Chemical 13. Wells Fargo & Company 175,000,000 14% Banking & Financial Services 14. PepsiAmericas, Inc. 157,128,393 100% Food & Beverage 15. Staples 124,172,282 20% Retail 16. Lowe's 111,010,000 2% Retail 17. Lockheed Martin Corporation 98,063,334 5% 18. The Bank of New York Mellon Industrial Goods & Services 96,371,000 19. Safeway Inc. 94,500,000 20. Sprint Nextel 87,600,000 21. Motorola, Inc. Banking and Financial .—, Services 3% Retail kWh supplied to Partner) SDegrees, NextEra Energy Resources On-site Generation Neuwing Energy Ventures, On-site Generation SDegrees Sterling Planet, SDegrees SDegrees, Pacific Power, Tennessee Valley Authority, Portland General Electric, PECO/Community Energy, Avista Utilities, NextEra Energy Resources Nexant, On-site Generation Sterling Planet, Hess Energy Marketing, TXU Energy, 3 Phases Renewables, Xcel Energy NextEra Energy Resources, Pepco Energy Services SDegrees, Nexant, On-site Generation Resources 47% Telecommunications Kansas City Power & Light 20% Telecommunications Native Energy 78,364,000 22. Advanced Micro Devices / Austin, TX Facilities 73,680,000 102% Information Technology Austin Energy 23. Citi 68,202,000 50/ Banking & 0 Financial Services Constellation NewEnergy, NextEra Energy Resources, Sempra Energy Wind Biomass Biomass, Solar, Wind Wnd Various Biomass, Solar, Wnd Biomass, Solar Solar, Wnd Wnd Solar, Wnd Wnd Wnd Biogas, Wnd Wnd ------- Fortune 500 Green Power Challenge (as of October 6, 2009) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by I Green Power kWh supplied to Partner) Resources 24. BD 60,267,873 11% Health Care 25. The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. / Operations 36,000,000 100% Consumer Products Community Energy 26. Applied Materials, Inc. 34,616,000 16% 27. FedEx Office 34,215,909 14% Rocky Mountain Power, NextEra Energy Resources Information Technology Printing Austin Energy, Silicon Valley Power/SDegrees, On-site Generation Numerous 28. Baxter International Inc. 29,500,000 5% Health Care 29. Owens Corning Foam Insulation, LLC 25,000,000 87% 30. State Street Corporation 24,500,000 31. ARAMARK Parks and Destinations 20,028,500 61% Travel & Leisure 32. GE Healthcare / Headquarters 15,816,820 10% Healthcare Industrial Goods & Services 15% Bankings Financial Services SDegrees, Constellation New/Energy Constellation New/Energy Suez Energy Resources NA Bonneville Environmental Foundation, Renewable Choice Energy We Energies 33. Southwest Airlines Co. / Dallas & Houston Operations 15,690,129 30% Travel & Leisure Reliant Energy 34. Office Depot 15,500,000 2% Retail NextEra Energy Resources 35. IBM Corporation /Austin, TX Facilities 15,265,700 12% Information Technology Austin Energy 36. General Motors / Service Parts Operations 13,358,000 11% Automotive Granger Electric Company 37. Freescale Semiconductor 12,996,000 3% Information Technology Austin Energy Wind Wnd Biogas, Solar, Wnd Various Biomass, Small- hydro, Solar, Wnd Wnd Wnd Wnd Biogas, Small- hydro, Solar, Wnd Wnd Wnd Biogas, Wnd Biogas Wnd ------- Fortune 500 Green Power Challenge (as of October 6, 2009) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by I Green Power kWh supplied to Partner) On-site Generation SDegrees Industrial Goods & Services Austin Energy Xcel Energy 38. Macy's, Inc. / California and Hawaii Stores 10,400,000 3% Retail 39. DaVita Inc. / Central Business Offices 10,000,000 101% Healthcare 40. Apple Computers / Austin, TX Facilities 9,843,600 88% Information Technology Austin Energy 41. State Farm / Austin Operations Center 9,606,493 100% Insurance 42. Raytheon / Aurora, CO 7,000,000 25% 43. Oracle Corporation / Austin Facility 5,400,000 6% Information Technology Austin Energy 44. Hewlett-Packard / Oregon Facilities 4,300,000 3% Information Technology Pacific Power 45. Pitney Bowes 3,846,000 4% Information Technology NextEra Energy Resources 46. Time Warner Cable - Central Texas 3,300,000 16% Media & Publishing Austin Energy 47. Agilent Technologies / Santa Clara location 3,015,000 15% Information Technology Renewable Choice Energy 48. Hewlett-Packard / Idaho Facilities 2,400,000 3% Information Technology Idaho Power 49. Yahoo! Inc. / Santa Clara Sites 1,608,000 3% Information Technology Silicon Valley Power/SDegrees 50. 3M / Austin, TX Facilities 1,248,000 17% Consumer Products 51. FedEx Express / Oakland Hub Facility "«•<*> 2« SKST 52. Yahoo! Inc. / Hillsboro Campus Austin Energy On-site Generation 994,908 53% Information Technology Portland General Electric 53. IBM Corporation / Foster City, CA Facilities Resources Solar Wind Biogas, Wind Biogas, Wnd Wnd Biogas, Wnd Wnd Wnd Biogas, Wnd Wnd Wnd Solar, Wnd Biogas, Wnd Solar Wnd ------- Fortune 500 Green Power Challenge (as of October 6, 2009) Annual Green Power Usage (kWh) GP % of Total Electricity Use* Organization Type Providers (listed in descending order by I Green Power kWh supplied to Partner) Resources 952,000 100% Information Technology SDegrees 54. Monsanto/Agracetus Campus 916,000 16% Ag. & Nat. Resources Madison Gas & Electric 55. IBM Corporation / Costa Mesa, CA Facilities 770,784 100% Information Technology Renewable Choice Energy 56. Autoliv / Ogden Facility 711,000 3% Automotive Rocky Mountain Power 57. Hewlett-Packard /Washington Facilities 700,000 4% Information Technology Clark Public Utilities 58. Dow Chemical / Pittsburg, CA Water Processing Plant 319,560 6% Chemical On-site Generation 59. United Parcel Service (UPS) / Palm Springs Facility 167,000 78% Transport & On-site Generation Shipping 60. John Deere Co. / Dallas, TX Parts Depot 149,765 10% Industrial Goods & Srvcs. Green Mountain Energy Wind Solar, Wind Wnd Wnd Solar, Wnd Solar Solar Wnd *Reflects the amount of green power as a percentage of total purchased electricity use. Partners choosing to purchase green power in an amount exceeding 100 percent of their U.S. organization-wide electricity use are listed as such. ------- |