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PG&E has played a substantial and direct role in achieving LEED status, and with their continuing help AT&T Park received a LEED Gold rating in 2015.

Starting in 2008, Major League Baseball started awarding the Green Glove Award to the team with the highest recycling rate that diverts the most waste from landfills. The Giants have won this prestigious award every year since its inception!

The Garden at AT&T Park is comprised of cutting edge vertical aeroponic towers, which can grow up to 44 plants on a tiny footprint.

AT&T Park achieved a 67% annual waste diversion rate for 2010, 85% in 2011, 86% in 2013. Last year we had a 95.6% diversion.

Around 4,000 lbs. of peanut shells are collected after each game, ground up and given to local farmers to use as fertilizer.

In 2007 the Giants partnered with PG&E to make AT&T Park the first MLB ballpark with a solar array. At 123 kilowatts, it provides power equal to 13,112 gallons of gasoline, 125,159 pounds of burned charcoal, or 4,855 BBQ propane containers.

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AT&T Park is an industry leader in environmental responsibility and the first existing Major League ballpark to achieve U.S. Green Building Council certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). As the lead sustainability partner of the Giants, PG&E has been instrumental in keeping AT&T Park at the forefront of environmental stewardship. Learn about the ballpark's green practices and what led to our most recent Gold LEED certification!