City of Naperville || Environmental Initiatives

Environmental Initiatives

Below are links to programs, committees and other recommended sources containing information about how you can help save the environment both at home and at work.

Energy Education Council

All members of the Energy Education Council consider energy and power education paramount in developing an improved understanding of energy’s applications, while at home, at school or on the job.

ENERGY STAR Partner

The city's collaboration with ENERGY STAR offers Naperville’s business and residents a strategic, corporate energy management program.

EnviroLink Committee

The EnviroLink Committee practices continuous quality improvement techniques to introduce new ways for employees and residents to reduce, reuse and recycle on a daily basis.

Environmental Sustainability Plan

The purpose of the Environmental Sustainability Plan is to establish a long-term vision for environmental sustainability in Naperville, a guide for the city’s actions related to environmental leadership and initiatives over the next ten years.

Green Fuels Depot

The Green Fuels Depot is will use emerging alternate energy technologies to convert collected yard residue flexibly into three fuels (electricity, hydrogen and ethanol) used to operate municipal fleet vehicles.

Home Energy Calculator

Consumers looking to lower the home energy costs can now go to Naperville’s website for some fast-and-fun assistance.

Home Energy Savings Program

As part of the Federal Government’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant, the city is performing residential home energy evaluations for 350 qualified homes in Naperville.

Landscaping for Energy Efficiency

The Morton Arboretum has developed a landscape plan that employs best practices for planting trees and other shrubbery to optimize energy efficiency at your home.

Renewable Energy Program

For as little as $5 per month, you can make a difference for future generations by enrolling in the city's Renewable Energy Program.

Renewable Energy Program FAQs

A list of frequently asked questions about the City of Naperville's renewable energy program and how it can be used at home and at work.

Solar Power Initiative

A collaborative effort between Naperville’s Department of Public Utilities-Electric and SoCore Energy of Chicago bring solar power to Naperville’s Fort Hill substation.

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