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Viridian Energy, a retail electricity provider focused on renewable energy sources, is recruiting customers in Connecticut.
The company is among enterprises exploiting the deregulated electricity market in which consumers can now choose their power provider.
Viridian buys electricity generated from renewable sources, such as wind and solar power, at the best available wholesale price and shares savings with customers, said CEO Michael Fallquist,
Viridian has sales offices in New York.
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