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Promoting renewable energy is nothing new to WSSC Water. We've been doing it for decades and have been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as an environmental leader.

WSSC Water cares about its carbon footprint and and has a plan to lower carbon emissions to net zero by 2050.

Our wind turbines contributed to reducing greenhouse gases equivalent to taking 7,324 gas-powered cars off the Capital Beltway.

Almost 25,000 solar panels are providing green power to three WSSC Water's Water Resource Recovery Facilities and one off-site facility. More solar power is on the way.

Here are responses to some Frequently Asked Questions regarding wind power and how we use it at WSSC Water.

From homeowner/civic association meetings and faith-based events to health fairs and food distribution events; WSSC Water loves to get out into the community and meet our neighbors.

WSSC Water, in partnership with Utility Water Services, Inc. (UWS), a trusted contractor is currently working to replace all large diameter water meters in our distribution system. These meters are co...