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Case study describing the Butler County Landfill Gas project.

Case study describing the Hernando County Landfill Gas project.

Case study describing the Larimer County Landfill Gas project.

Case study on the Qualco Methane Digester project.

Information on BEF Carbon Offsets and Renewable Energy Certificates.

BEF has produced this brief document, which summarizes the arguments for why Green-e certified RECs and Green-e certified carbon offsets from renewable energy generation are indeed excellent tools to reduce CO2 emissions.

Booklet describing 5 reasons why Renewable Energy Certificates are the right choice.

Information on BEF Carbon Offsets and Renewable Energy Certificates.

Businesses that take steps to manage and reduce water usage conserve a valuable resource, protect supply chains, lower business costs and increase competitiveness. Let BEF show you how to get started with water stewardship.

Want to better understand the market mechanism used by BEF Water Restoration Certificates? Learn how policy reforms are enabling market transactions to reallocate water to ecosystem uses, and explore the financial mechanisms that have evolved to tap our willingness to pay for ecosystem restoration.

Brief description of how BEF Water Restoration Certificates are "created" and how WRCs restore water to critically dewatered rivers and streams.

Description of the supply criteria that must be met by a project in order to qualify as a source of BEF Water Restoration Certificates.

Description of the code of conduct by which BEF will abide to ensure that WRCs meet quality and efficacy standards, that Local economic interests are considered and that WRCs are a trusted and transparent product.

Description of the benefits that businesses receive when they purchase BEF Water Restoration Certificates.

Overview of Water Restoration Certificates™, including product description, benefits and features.

Water Restoration Certificates Voluntary, Market-Based Flow Restoration by Todd Reeve & Rob Harmon, Bonneville Environmental Foundation