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This list represents Green Power Partners that also appear on the
Fortune 500® list. EPA's list of Fortune 500 Partners has grown to 68
companies buying nearly 8 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green
power, the equivalent environmental impact of avoiding the annual
carbon dioxide emissions from electricity use of more than 676,000
average American homes.

Annual Green
Power Usage
(kWh)

GP % of

Total
Electricity

Use*

Providers (listed in
Organization Type descending order by kWh

supplied to Partner)

1. Intel Corporation

1,433,200,000	51%

Information
Technology

2. Kohl's Department Stores

1,367,376,000

100%

3.	Whole Foods Market

817,657,623	100%

4.	Starbucks

Retail

Retail

573,432,000

5. Dell Inc.

431,058,000

55%

129%

6. Johnson & Johnson

416,510,688

39%

Health Care

7. Cisco Systems, Inc.

270,209,528	29%

Sterling Planet0, On-site
Generation, PNM

3Degrees°, WM Renewable
Energy0, On-site Generation,
Sacramento Municipal Utility
District0, City of Dover-

Green Power
Resources

Biogas, Biomass,
Geothermal,
Small-hydro,
Solar, Wind

Biogas, Biomass,
Small-hydro,
Solar, Wind

3Degrees°, Austin Energy, On-
site Generation

Solar, Wind

Restaurants & Food
Srvcs.

Information
Technology

Nexant0, 3Degrees°

NextEra Energy Resources0,
TXIJ Energy0, Austin Energy,
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
Idaho Power0, On-site
Generation

3Degrees°, NextEra Energy
Resources0, GDF Suez Energy
Resources NA°, Sempra
Energy0, Liberty Power0, On-
site Generation, PNM

Wind

Biogas, Solar,
Wind

Sterling Planet0, Austin
Energy, AmerenUE0

Information
Technology

8.	Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. / California and Texas Facilities

...	on. _ .	Duke Energy, On-site

263,533,433	8% Retail	^ k-

' '	Generation

9.	BNY Mellon

Biomass, Solar,
Wind

Biomass, Wind

Biogas, Solar,
Wind

229,500,000

Banking & Fin.
Srvcs.

NextEra Energy Resources0,	.

Pepco Energy Services0	"niJ


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Annual Green
Power Usage
(kWh)

Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010)

gp % of

Total
Electricity
Use*

Providers (listed in
Organization Type descending order by kWh

supplied to Partner)

10. BD

200,631,536

38%

Health Care

NextEra Energy Resources0,
Rocky Mountain Power0

11.	Kimberly-Clark Corporation

176,533,000	7% Consumer Products On-site Generation

12.	Wells Fargo & Company

Banking & Fin.

Green Power
Resources

Wind

175,000,000

13. Staples

146,625,408

14.	Motorola, Inc.

119,000,000

15.	Lowe's

110,950,000

14%

22%

Srvcs.

Retail

3Degrees°

Sterling Planet0, Avista
Utilities, Pacific Power0,
Tennessee Valley Authority0,
Portland General Electric,
Constellation NewEnergy0

32% Telecommunications Native Energy0

2%

Retail	Nexant0, On-site Generation

16. Lockheed Martin Corporation

Sterling Planet0, Hess Energy
Industrial Goods & Marketing0, TXU Energy0, 3
Srvcs.	Phases Renewables0, Xcel

Energy0

98,063,334

5%

Biomass

Wind

Biogas, Solar,
Wind

Wind

Biomass, Solar
Solar, Wind

17.	Safeway Inc.

97,390,000	3%

18.	Harris Bank

91,400,000	100%

19.	Sprint Nextel

87,600,000	3% Telecommunications Kansas City Power & Light0

20.	Advanced Micro Devices / Austin, TX Facilities

Information

Retail

Banking & Fin.
Srvcs.

3Degrees°, On-site Generation Solar, Wind
NextEra Energy Resources0 Wind

73,680,000
21. Citi

68,475,000

102%

5%

Technology

Banking & Fin.
Srvcs.

22. State Street Corporation

60,525,000

31%

Banking & Fin.
Srvcs.

Austin Energy

NextEra Energy Resources0,
Constellation NewEnergy0,
Sempra Energy0

GDF Suez Energy Resources
NA°

NextEra Energy Resources

23.	Baxter International Inc.

45,000,000	8% Health Care

24.	The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. / Operations

36,000,000	100% Consumer Products Community Energy0

25.	Applied Materials, Inc.

Information	Austin Energy, Silicon Valley

Technology	Power/3Degrees°, On-site

34,616,000

16%

Wind

Biogas, Wind
Wind

Wind

Wind
Wind

Biogas, Solar,
Wind


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500

Annual Green
Power Usage
(kWh)

Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010)

gp % of

Total
Electricity
Use*

Providers (listed in
Organization Type descending order by kWh

supplied to Partner)

Generation

26.	FedEx Office

34,215,909	14% Printing	Various

27.	United Services Automobile Association (USAA)

33,277,200	19% Insurance

CPS Energy0, Arizona Public
Service0

28.	Owens Corning Foam Insulation, LLC

25,000,000	87% Industrial Goods &

' '	Srvcs.

29.	Genzyme Corporation

20,376,000	15% Health Care

30.	ARAMARK Parks & Destinations

20,028,500	61% Travel & Leisure

31.	GE Healthcare / Headquarters

16,404,515

10%

Health Care

Constellation NewEnergy0

Renewable Choice Energy0,
Sterling Planet0

Various0

We Energies0, On-site
Generation

32. Southwest Airlines Co. / Dallas & Houston Operations

15,690,129	30%

33. Capital One

15,354,194	4%

Travel & Leisure

Banking & Fin.
Srvcs.

34.	Office Depot

15,000,000	3% Retail

35.	General Motors / Service Parts Operations
13,358,000	11% Automotive

36.	Freescale Semiconductor

12,996,000	3% Information

' '	Technology

37.	Apple Computers / Austin, TX Facilities

11,515,200	98% Information

' '	Technology

38.	Macy's, Inc. / California and Hawaii Stores

10,400,000	3% Retail

39.	DaVita Inc. / Central Business Offices
10,000,000	101% Health Care
39 (tie). Pitney Bowes

10,000,000	8% Information

' '	Technology

41.	IBM Corporation / Austin, TX Facilities

Information
Technology

42.	State Farm / Austin Operations Center

9,697,200

10%

Reliant Energy0

Direct Energy0, Green
Mountain Energy

NextEra Energy Resources0

Granger Electric Company

Austin Energy0

Austin Energy

On-site Generation
TerraPass0

NextEra Energy Resources0
Austin Energy

Green Power
Resources

Various

Biogas, Biomass,
Geothermal,
Solar, Wind

Wind

Wind
Wind

Biogas, Small-
hydro, Solar,
Wind

Wind

Various

Wind
Biogas

Biogas, Wind

Biogas, Wind

Solar
Wind

Wind

Biogas, Wind


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Annual Green
Power Usage
(kWh)

8,877,307

Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010)

gp % of

Total
Electricity
Use*

100%

Providers (listed in
Organization Type descending order by kWh

supplied to Partner)

Insurance

Austin Energy

43.	Dow Chemical Specialty Packaging & Films

8,500,000	32% Chemical	Element Markets0

44.	ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston, Inc. / Kennewick Office

1,658% Ag. & Nat.
'	Resources

6,714,000

44 (tie). ConAgra Lamb Weston, Inc. / Eagle Office

6,714,000	771%

Bonneville Environmental
Foundation0

Ag. & Nat.
Resources

Bonneville Environmental
Foundation0

46.	Oracle Corporation / Austin Facility

Information
Technology

47.	Fifth Third Bank

5,400,000

6%

4,828,000

2%

Banking & Fin.
Srvcs.

Austin Energy

Community Green Energy0

4,300,000

3%

Pacific Power0

FirstEnergy Solutions

Idaho Power0

48.	Hewlett-Packard / Oregon Facilities

Information
Technology

49.	General Dynamics Land Systems / Central Office

3,467,500	25% ?dUStrial G°0dS &

' '	Srvcs.

50.	Time Warner Cable - Central Texas

3,300,000	10% Media & Publishing Austin Energy

51.	Hewlett-Packard / Idaho Facilities

Information
Technology

52.	Yahoo! Inc. / Santa Clara Campus

Information	Silicon Valley

Technology	Power/3 Degrees0

53.	Agilent Technologies / Santa Clara Operations

Information
Technology

54.	3M / Austin, TX Facilities

1,352,000	16% Consumer Products Austin Energy

55.	FedEx Express / Oakland Hub Facility

Transport &

Shipping

56.	General Dynamics Land Systems / Scranton

998,400	10% industrial Goods &

'	Srvcs.

57.	Yahoo! Inc. / Hillsboro Campus

Information
Technology

58.	IBM Corporation / Foster City, CA Facilities

2,400,000

1,608,000

1,600,000

3%

32%

6%

On-site Generation

1,191,540

994,908

20%

53%

On-site Generation

Hess Energy Marketing0

Portland General Electric0

Green Power
Resources

Biogas, Wind

Wind

Biogas, Biomass,

Small-hydro,

Wind

Biogas, Biomass,

Small-hydro,

Wind

Biogas, Wind
Wind
Wind
Wind

Biogas, Wind
Wind

Solar, Wind
Solar

Biogas, Wind
Solar

Various

Wind


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Annual Green
Power Usage
(kWh)

Fortune 500 List (as of October 5, 2010)

gp % of

Total
Electricity
Use*

Providers (listed in
Organization Type descending order by kWh

supplied to Partner)

Information
Technology

59.	Monsanto / Agracetus Campus

916,000	16% Ag. & Nat.

'	Resources

60.	IBM Corporation / Costa Mesa, CA Facilities

Information
Technology

61.	Autoliv / Ogden Facility

711,000	3% Automotive

62.	Hewlett-Packard / Washington Facilities

Information
Technology

63.	Medtronic / Spinal and Biologies

952,000

770,784

100%

100%

3Degrees°

Madison Gas & Electric

700,000

4%

Clark Public Utilities0

600,000	4%

64. Johnson Controls, Inc.

470,000	3%

Health Care

Tennessee Valley Authority0

455,044

10%

On-site Generation

Liberty Power Corp.c

Industrial Goods &

Srvcs.

65.	General Dynamics Robotics Systems

Industrial Goods &

Srvcs.

66.	Dow Chemical / Pittsburg,CA Water Processing Plant

319,560	6% Chemical	On-site Generation

67.	United Parcel Service (UPS) / 4 CA Facilities

Transport &

Shipping

68.	John Deere Co. / Dallas, TX Parts Depot

Industrial Goods &

Srvcs.

165,321

149,765

71%

10%

On-site Generation

Green Mountain Energy

Green Power
Resources

Wind

Solar, Wind

Renewable Choice Energy0 Wind
Rocky Mountain Power0	Wind

Solar, Wind

Biogas, Solar,
Wind

Solar

Various

Solar

Solar

Wind

^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.

indicates Provider is selling Partner a third-party certified green power product. For more
information on third-party certification, visit
http://www.epa.aov/areenDower/buvap/certified.htm.


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