Nearly a year ago, EPA asked Fortune 500 companies to collectively invest in more than 5 billion kilowatt hours (kWh) of green power - electricity that is generated from environmentally renewable resources, such as wind and solar. Today EPA announced that the program exceeded its goal by 130 percent.

The FedEx Express Oakland Hub Facility - a solar electric hub [2] since 2005 - contributed to the goal by generating more than 1.2 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power, which can supply up to 80 percent of the facility's peak energy demand, the equivalent of power used by more than 900 homes during the daytime. The Express Oakland Hub was one of only eight Fortune 500 companies on EPA's list that acquires green power through an on-site renewable energy system, an innovative and proactive way to help protect the environment.

FedEx Kinko's [3] ranked on EPA's Top 10 Retail list with more than 76 million kWh of green power [4] or 32 percent of FedEx Kinko's total energy consumption. Over 785 FedEx Kinko's locations in 38 states purchase energy from renewable sources such as wind and solar.

The EPA Green Power Top Partners lists may be viewed at http://www.epa.gov/greenpower/toplists/. [5]

Learn More About FedEx Environmental Programs below:

• FedEx Vehicle Programs
• FedEx Aircraft Fleet Programs
• FedEx Green Power Programs
• FedEx Recycling News Programs

The FedEx Vehicle Fleet News Archive

Parker, FedEx Ground Announce Hydraulic Hybrid Joint Testing Program. [6] (December 7, 2007)

FedEx to Launch Commercial Hybrid-Electric Vans in Europe. [7] (October 22,2007)

FedEx Express, Azure Dynamics Enter Agreement to Develop Hybrid Electric Powertrain [8] (May 15, 2007)

Corporate/Environmental Innovators to Be Honored at Harvard; FedEx, Environmental Defense, Eaton Corporation Join Forces on Hybrid Delivery Trucks that Dramatically Reduce Emissions, Increase Fuel Efficiency [9](May 4, 2005)

FedEx Announces Plans to Add up to 75 ''Clean Air'' Hybrid Trucks to Fleet [10](April 22, 2005)

FedEx Expands Low Emission Vehicle Program to New York [11](Oct 20, 2004)

New Fedex Express Hybrid Electric Trucks Begin Service; Sacramento Becomes First U.S. City to Utilize FedEx Hybrid Electric Powered Truck [12] (March 30, 2004)

FedEx Express Introduces Hybrid Electric Truck [13] (May 20, 2003)

The FedEx Aircraft Fleet News Archive

Modernization of FedEx Express Aircraft Fleet [14](September 25, 2007)

Testimony of William J. Logue, Executive Vice President, FedEx Express on Transportation Sector Fuel Efficiency to the Committee [15] (Jan 30, 2007)

FedEx Express to Acquire Boeing 777 Freighters [16]( Nov. 26, 2006)

FedEx Green Power News Archive

FedEx Adds More Solar-Power Operations to Facilities in California [17] (April 22, 2008)

FedEx Unveils California's Largest Corporate Solar-Power Installation [18] (August 9, 2005)

FedEx to Build California's Largest Corporate Solar Power System on FedEx Facility in Oakland [19] (Oct 18, 2004)

FedEx Kinko's Grows Green Power Commitment through New Purchases; More Than Thirty Percent of Company's Locations Now Use Renewable Energy [20] (Jan 10,2006)

Green Power Summit Honors Leaders in Energy [21] (Dec 2, 2003)

Kinko's Green Power Leadership Recognized by EPA, DOE [22] (Nov 5, 2003)

Kinko's Increases Green Power Use Nearly 80 Percent with Agreements in Four New States [23](OCt 20, 2003)

Kinko's Recognizes "Green" Branches for Environmental Efforts [24](April 21, 2003)

Kinko's Increases Green Power Purchases in Washington State [25] (Feb 13, 2003)

Kinko's Becomes Cleanest-Powered Retail Chain in the Philadelphia Area - Kinko's Triples Local "Green" Power Purchases through Green Mountain Energy Company, Moves to 100 Percent Renewable Energy at 14 Stores in the Region [26] (Feb 12, 2003)

Kinko's Joins LADWP's Green Power Program [27] (Feb 12, 2003)

Kinko's Boosts Green Power Purchases Nearly 40 Percent Nationwide [28](Feb 12, 2003)

FedEx Recycling News  Archive

FedEx Kinko's Offers Customers Brighter Recycled Paper [29](April 13, 2006)

FedEx Kinko's Goes Greener Behind the Counter [30] (Dec 1, 2004)

Kinko's Forest-based Products Policy Highlights [31](March 11, 2003)