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Many have already switched, others are still struggling with themselves: suppliers of green electricity are often a bit more expensive than the competition, but green electricity is still an absolute must for environmentally conscious consumers!Of course, there is not just “one” electricity provider in the green electricity sector, but a large number of companies that advertise their customers with promises. To make your decision a little easier, here is a tariff comparison for the five best-known natural electricity providers in the three most important categories: price, certification and special benefits.<\/p>

the essentials in briefA precise electricity comparison is worthwhile in any case – regardless of whether you prefer not to dig too deep into your pocket for electricity or would like to support other projects for a few euros more.<\/p>

If a cheap green electricity tariff is particularly important to you, you won’t make a wrong choice with Naturstrom.<\/p>

However, if you are looking for meaningful certificates and support for other projects, you should take a closer look at Polarstern.<\/p><\/blockquote><\/figure>

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Natural power put to the test<\/h2>

In particular, the generation of electricity from biomass is controversial because of the high operating costs, the resource is limited and the plants used could usually also be used as food or feed. Wind and solar power, on the other hand, are subject to fluctuations and are therefore not yet considered reliable resources. That is why the power supply still has to be secured by other power plants.With a view to the future of our planet, however, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages: Green electricity is CO2-neutral and the natural resources of wind, sun and geothermal energy are available in unlimited quantities. We have therefore compared the electricity tariffs of the five best-known providers of green electricity for you below.<\/p>

Price \u2013 low-volume consumers and large families?<\/h2>

The electricity prices in these examples are based on the average electricity consumption of 260 kWh per month for a family of three living in an apartment and a consumption of 4500 kWh per year for a slightly larger family in a house.<\/p>

EXAMPLE 1: 260 kWh per month <\/h3>
Offerer<\/td>workingprice per kWh<\/td>workingpriceper month <\/td>Reason-price per month <\/td>total price per month <\/td><\/tr>
natural power <\/td>26,25 cents\/kWh(1 ct Financial support) <\/td>\u20ac68.25<\/td>\u20ac7.95<\/td>\u20ac76.20<\/td><\/tr>
EWS<\/td>25.95 cents\/kWh (0.5 ct fjordtion) <\/td>\u20ac67.47<\/td>\u20ac8.95<\/td>\u20ac76.42<\/td><\/tr>
North Star<\/a><\/td>26,08 cents\/kWh(Berlin)<\/td>\u20ac67.80<\/td>\u20ac9.60<\/td>\u20ac77.40<\/td><\/tr>
bright spot<\/a><\/td>26,44 cents\/kWh<\/td>\u20ac68.74<\/td>\u20ac8.95<\/td>\u20ac77.69<\/td><\/tr>
Greenpeace<\/a><\/td>26,65 cents\/kWh<\/td>\u20ac69.29<\/td>\u20ac8.90<\/td>\u20ac78.19<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>

EXAMPLE 2: 4500 kWh per year <\/h3>
Offerer<\/td>workingprice per kWh<\/td>workingpriceper month <\/td>Reason-price per month<\/td>total price per month <\/td><\/tr>
EWS<\/td>25,95 cents\/kWh(0.5 ctfjordtion) <\/td>1167.75\u20ac<\/td>\u20ac107.40<\/td>1275.15\u20ac<\/td><\/tr>
natural power<\/td>26,25 cents\/kWh(1ct fjordtion) <\/td>1181.25\u20ac <\/td>\u20ac95.40<\/td>1276.65\u20ac<\/td><\/tr>
North Star<\/a><\/td>26,08 cents\/kWh (Berlin)<\/td>1173.60\u20ac<\/td>\u20ac115.20<\/td>1288.80\u20ac<\/td><\/tr>
bright spot<\/a><\/td>26,44 cents\/kWh<\/td>1189.80\u20ac<\/td>\u20ac107.40<\/td>\u20ac1297.20<\/td><\/tr>
Greenpeace<\/a><\/td>26,65 cents\/kWh<\/td>1199.25\u20ac<\/td>\u20ac106.80<\/td>1306.05\u20ac<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>

If you compare the two examples, the green electricity providers Naturstrom and EWS alternate with the first place for the cheapest electricity price. The differences – regardless of whether they are calculated per month or per year – are so small that it hardly makes a difference in price which of the two providers you ultimately choose. In the other rankings, too, it makes no difference overall whether you need a lot or a little electricity for your household.<\/p>

Certification – Reliable Black on White<\/h2>

Independent certificates guarantee that the natural power providers listed here really keep their promises. The ok-Power label confirms that the green electricity offered was generated from 100% renewable energies. In addition, the Green Electricity Label guarantees that the company invests a fixed portion of the profits in regenerative systems. The criteria for awarding the T\u00dcV NORD certificate are very similar, and consumer protection is also a priority here. On the other hand, the experts from omnicert, a certificate advertised by Greenpeace, concentrate mainly on the economic and legal feasibility of the business ideas.<\/p>

Offerer<\/td>certificates<\/td><\/tr>
North Star <\/td>T\u00dcV NORD, Gr\u00fcner Strom Label Gold, ok-Power Label <\/td><\/tr>
natural power <\/td>T\u00dcV NORD, green electricity label gold <\/td><\/tr>
bright spot <\/td>T\u00dcV NORD, ok power label <\/td><\/tr>
Greenpeace <\/td>T\u00dcV NORD, omnicert <\/td><\/tr>
EWS<\/td>TUV NORD<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>

Of the five natural power providers compared, Polarstern<\/em> is clearly ahead with four certifications.<\/p>

Special services \u2013 More than just electricity<\/h2>

Since most of the projects mentioned here were founded out of ecological and social convictions, the companies are still not only interested in their own profit. They therefore also invest in projects abroad, support other companies or private individuals in the construction of new plants or make promises to their customers for the future.<\/p>

Offerer<\/td>Customers-advantages<\/td>non-profitprojects<\/td>Promise <\/td><\/tr>
polarstar<\/a> <\/td>at 3-year oldMember-shaftwill the Building a plant for the family funded <\/td>\u20ac20 per customer per year for Energy transition initiatives in countries of the Global South; Investment of 0.21 cents (net) per KWh consumed in the expansion of renewable energy generation<\/td>want in 5 yearsout-after allpower off obtain new systems <\/td><\/tr>
Nature-current<\/td>construction projectsin Cuba,Madagascar, Tanzania and Bangladesh, support the Andherif help Bonn<\/td><\/td><\/td><\/tr>
Light-view <\/a><\/td>from 10% fewer consumption Per Household 20\u20ac bonus<\/td>1m\u00b2 rainforestprotectionPer customer per month<\/td><\/td><\/tr>
EWS<\/td>become customers with sun cents promoted, If you proprietary investments to build<\/td>promotes small self-employed eco works <\/td><\/td><\/tr>
greenpeaceMore info<\/a><\/td>100% electricity from new plants<\/td><\/td><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>

Conclusion<\/h2>

In summary, the green electricity providers Polarstern<\/a> and Naturstrom are the frontrunners in this electricity tariff comparison, followed by Lichtblick<\/a> , EWS and Greenpeace. But no matter which natural electricity tariff you choose: You are definitely making a good choice, as all providers listed here only sell green electricity and support the expansion of new plants. Although this electricity price comparison has only highlighted three of many aspects relating to environmentally friendly electricity, you may have been able to get a good overview that will make your decision on the way to thoroughly sustainable living easier.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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