Alliance for Clean Energy New York (ACE NY)
- The Alliance for Clean Energy New York's mission is to promote
the use of clean, renewable electricity technologies and energy
efficiency in New York State, in order to increase energy diversity and
security, boost economic development, improve public health, and reduce
air pollution.
Arizona Solar Center
- The Arizona Solar Center (AZSC) is a place designed to provide
some basic understanding of solar energy, especially as it pertains to
Arizona. It is a non-profit organization administered by a Board of
Directors, made up of individuals with wide experience and training in
solar energy and other renewable energy resources.
Association of New Jersey Environmental Commission (Anjec)
- "...a non-profit organization, helps environmental commissions,
indivuduals, local and state agencies preserve natural resources and
promote resources and promote sustainable communities in NJ since 1969."
California Solar Center
California Solar Energy Industries Association (CAL SEIA)
- California Solar Energy Industries Association supports the
widespread adoption of solar thermal and photovoltaic systems by
educating consumers, supporting solar legislation and conducting
business in a professional and ethical manner.
California Wind Energy Association (CalWEA)
- CalWEA is a non-profit corporation supported by members of the
wind energy industry, including turbine manufacturers, project
developers and owners, component suppliers, support contractors and
others. CalWEA represents its members in California's policy forums,
seeking to encourage and support the production of electricity through
the use of wind generators.
Colorado Renewable Energy Society (CRES)
- The Colorado Renewable Energy Society (CRES) is a nonprofit
membership organization that works for the sensible adoption of
cost-effective energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies by
Colorado businesses and consumers. CRES holds regular educational events
throughout the state. It holds the Colorado Renewable Energy Conference
each summer that summarizes activities and new opportunities in
Colorado and the West. It annually awards Colorado builders, architects,
engineers, and building owners for innovative use of renewable energy
in their buildings. And it organizes the Colorado Tour of Solar Homes
the first weekend in October when thousands of homeowners visit solar
homes in their towns and neighborhoods and learn about the benefits of
solar energy.
Energy Center of Wisconsin
- The Energy Center of Wisconsin is a private, non-profit
organization dedicated to improving energy sustainability including
support of energy efficiency, renewable energy, and environmental
protection.
Georgia Solar Energy Association
- The Georgia Solar Energy Association is a non-profit
organization working to promote renewable energy in the state of Georgia
through, education, research and advocacy. We promote all renewable
energy production including (but not limited to): Wind Energy, Solar
Thermal, Photovoltaic Energy, Bio-Diesel and Bio-Fuels, Micro-Hydro
Electric.
Green Energy Ohio (GEO)
- Green Energy Ohio is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
promoting environmentally and economically sustainable energy policies
and practices in Ohio.
Illinois Clean Energy Communities Foundation
- The Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation invests in clean
energy development and land preservation efforts, working with
communities and citizens to improve environmental quality in Illinois.
The Foundation supports programs and projects that will improve energy
efficiency, develop renewable energy resources and preserve and enhance
natural areas and wildlife habitats throughout the state.
Illinois Renewable Energy Association
- The Illinois Renewable Energy Association (IREA) supports
sustainable energy development in Illinois. The IREA provides hands-on
opportunities for the Illinois public to learn about the benefits,
potentials, and uses of renewable energy and energy-efficiency for our
homes and businesses.
Iowa Renewable Energy Association (I-Renew)
- The Iowa Renewable Energy Association (I-Renew) is a
membership-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to educating Iowans
about renewable energy. Founded in 1992, I-Renew has sponsored hands-on
workshops on installing solar and wind systems, powered the State Fair,
schools, and events with the Solar Traveler, our mobile renewable energy
demonstration unit, and hosted our annual Energy Expo, the area's
largest event dedicated to renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Michigan GREEN
- Michigan GREEN is a non-profit group consisting of energy
companies together with energy consultants, government agencies,
schools, colleges, universities and likeminded individuals that have
joined forces to champion the cause of renewable energy and energy
efficiency in Michigan and throughout the Nation.
Minnesota Renewable Energy Society (MRES)
- The Minnesota Renewable Energy Society (MRES) is a member-run,
501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in Minneapolis in 1978 to
promote the use of and advocacy for renewable energies in Minnesota
through education and demonstration of practical applications. MRES is
involved with education, awareness, and advocacy efforts for all forms
of renewable energy technologies, with a particular emphasis on solar
energy technologies.
Montana Green Power
New Mexico Solar Energy Association (NMSEA)
North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA)
- NCSEA is a 501c3 non-profit membership organization of
individuals and businesses interested in sustainable energy. Located in
Raleigh but active throughout the state, NCSEA works to ensure a
sustainable future by promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency
in North Carolina through education, public policy and economic
development.
Renew Missouri
- Renew Missouri is a nonprofit corporation with the overarching
goal of creating highly effective renewable energy policy in Missouri.
Renewable Energy Vermont
- Renewable Energy Vermont (REV) is working to bring about an
intelligent transformation from a foreign fossil fuel based economy to
an economy increasingly based on our own renewable energy.
Solar Oregon
- Solar energy is Oregon’s most abundant source of renewable
energy. Our state is fortunate to have other powerful clean energy
resources, too, including wind, biomass, hydro, geothermal and ocean
waves. Unlike those resources, which are available only in certain
places, usable sunlight falls everywhere in the state. Solar’s large
energy-generating potential comes from its ability to be deployed in
small scale installations distributed throughout the state.
South Carolina Biomass Council
- The SC Biomass Council is the premiere organization in the state
to offer networking opportunities, establish collaborative efforts, and
promote good policy change. You must be a member to attend the
quarterly meetings.
Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association (TREIA)
- TREIA represents over 400 member companies, organizations,
agencies and individuals providing products, services and information in
the areas of solar electric generation, solar hot water, large and
small-scale wind electric generation, biomass electric generation and
liquid renewable fuels, geothermal heating and cooling, geothermal
electric generation, and sustainable (green) building design and
construction.
Utah Clean Energy
- In January 2001, a volunteer-based, public interest group,
Utahns for an Energy Efficient Economy (“UE3”), formed to promote energy
efficiency and clean energy technologies in Utah. UE3 provided
information and education to the public and policy makers and advocated
for sustainable energy policy during the 2001-2002 Utah Legislative
session.
