July 11, 2007

Mohawk Offsets 100% Of Electric Power

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Mohawk Fine Papers has begun offsetting 100 percentĀ of the annual electric power consumption across all its operations in New York and Ohio with the purchase of 100 million kWh of renewable energy certificates.

Mohawk joins companies like PepsiCo, Whole Foods Market, and the U.S. EPA who offset 100 percentĀ of their purchased electricity use with renewable energy sources.

This move follows a May 2007 announcement in which the company began moving toward carbon neutral production by making its premium paper lines, including Strathmore, carbon neutral within its production process.

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