EPA Recognises Curtis Packaging As Green Power

Curtis Packaging was recognised as a green power by EPA, for a new purchase supports clean renewable resources.

The company reportedly uses 6 million kilowatt-hours of green power annually. It is also buying renewable energy certificates from Community Energy.

Don Droppo Jr, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Curtis Packaging, said: “We thank the EPA for recognising our commitment to the environment and our community. It is an honor to be part of such an exciting green movement. One where our customers and the community value the commitment we’ve made to a safe and secure energy future.”

Furthermore, the purchase make Curtis Packaging qualify for EPA’s Green Power Leadership Club. Green Power Leadership Club is a distinction given to organisations that have significantly exceeded EPA’s minimum purchase requirements.

Kathleen Hogan, director of climate protection partnerships division at EPA, said: “EPA commends our leading partners for their continued commitment to protecting the environment by using green power. By supporting green power, Curtis Packaging Corporation is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, supporting clean energy technologies, and contributing to a clean energy future.”