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@evan Qualified yes, because I pay a significant premium to a co-op that promises 100% renewable electricity from Pennsylvania, and "renewable" methane captured from rotting waste: https://www.theenergy.coop/

But these renewables do not directly power my house. They go into a grid where all separation is lost. Some of the electrons coming out of my wall surely come from fossil fuels, my money has no direct effect.

I hope to plan renovations that would directly use renewables instead.