Renewable energy refers to energy that’s naturally generated from the sun, wind, waves or another natural renewable source, in contrast to energy generated from fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas. Other terms used that mean the same are: renewable, clean and green energy.

Renewable energy derived from resources that are regenerative (and cannot be depleted) are fundamentally different from fossil fuels in that they do not produce pollutants or greenhouse gases affecting air quality, the ozone layer and climate change. The term clean energy is also an excellent way to describe these resources for power.

Magnetek has been committed to promoting good stewardship of the environment since 1993 by devoting a large segment of its business to the solar, wind and fuel cell power inversion/conversion technology.

Want to know more about what’s happening in the renewable energy industry? Please refer to the Customer Support Menu: Industrial Links above to learn more about renewable energy programs, tax incentives and subsidies in which the United States and Europe are involved.