Clearview Energy
901 Main Street, Suite 4700 , Dallas, Texas, United States

Clearview Energy is a supplier of 100% Green Energy. We provide you, the consumer, with energy products and services in ways that protect the environment. We believe that you are our greatest asset and were driven to align your environmental values with their everyday needs. Ultimately, we exist to inform and empower your environmental choices through thoughtful offerings, communication, and ethical standards.

THE GREEN ELECTRICITY CHOICE FOR YOUR FAMILY

Traditional sources of energy have a wide range of negative effects on the environment, from carbon emissions that contribute to global warming, to poisonous substances that enter our food supply. Your decision to choose clean, green energy sources helps reduce these negative impacts and contributes to a cleaner, healthier environment now and for future generations.

Renewable Energy Resources

Renewable energy, also referred to as “green energy,” is energy that comes from resources that are constantly being renewed, such as sunlight, wind, water and geothermal heat. It does not generate carbon emissions or air pollution, and helps sustain natural resources.

• Converting flowing water into usable energy, producing hydropower
• Generated by harnessing energy from the sun
• Harnessing the power of wind to turn turbines that generate energy
• Produced from naturally occurring steam and hot water from under the Earths surface

Advantage of Wind Energy

Turbines produce wind energy with a three-bladed turning mechanism at the end of a large pole. The blades, rotated by the wind, are connected to a turbine that spins and controls a generator, which then produces electricity. Wind energy produces zero carbon emissions, and is the most cost-effective green energy option. In the U.S., it employs thousands of Americans in local economies, as well as provides an opportunity for farmers to lease their land to windfarms and still farm on the same land. Moreover, it reduces the nations dependence on foreign energy sources since it is produced in the U.S.