Conservation/Environment

When you contribute to SNAP, you essentially are buying solar and wind power generated by local solar, wind and small hydropower producers. The money you contribute is divided among the SNAP producers; that’s how they are paid for the energy they produce. They also receive a nominal amount from the PUD (75 percent of the off-peak wholesale power rate).

Your purchase goes directly to the producers. The PUD does not keep any of the funds designated by customers for SNAP. Your purchase supports your neighbors in developing energy resources in Chelan County. You become an important part of developing new, renewable power.

SNAP contributions are not tax-deductible.

Fill out the form below and select the amount you would like to pay extra each month for solar and wind power. Your selection will automatically appear on your next PUD power bill.

While most SNAP supporters give a specific amount each month, every little bit helps. The next time you pay your utility bill, round up to the nearest dollar, then designate the extra cents to SNAP. It’s an easy way to contribute to a local green program as well as the local economy.

Thank you!