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Our goal is to be an environmental leader.

In 2010, TD became the first North American-based bank to become carbon-neutral.

Our new stores will be built to green building design standards that will help maintain our commitment to ongoing carbon reduction.

The design is 20% more energy efficient and uses 40% less water than our previous standard store design.

Solar panels produce 17% of the energy required to run the store.

Auburn, Maine is the site of our new call centre, designed to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification.

The centre is entirely powered from green energy sources.

All the electricity for our U.S. operations, including our ABM network, is supplied by renewable energy.

This is equivalent to avoiding CO₂ emissions of more than 33,000 cars per year.

In 2010, TD was recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a Green Power Leader.

"By using green power, TD Bank is leading the way toward cleaner air and a healthier environment while helping advance the market for renewable energy," said Gina McCarthy, Assistant Administrator for Air and Radiation at EPA.

TD is not only taking steps to demonstrate green stewardship in our operations; we also champion environmental preservation and protection in the community.

Our employees are actively involved in community service projects focusing on environmental sustainability.

Our employees help drive our environmental passion. Through Green Teams, employees work to reduce waste and encourage green acts in the workplace.

With over 60 Green Teams in Canada and programs launching in the U.S., this grassroots movement will help ensure that we’re as green as our logo.