organizations for renewable energy
The organizations in this section address general energy and
conservation topics. To find organizations which focus on a specific type of energy such as
Solar Energy or Wind Energy click on the
'Organizations' menu item in those sections.
Campaign Earth is an environmental organization targeted at young people which seeks to bring everyday people to a new level of personal involvement in critical environmental issues, like global warming. The information is presented in an upbeat style and the action in easily accomplished, accessible programs, like our Monthly Challenge. The organization is focused on providing realistic vehicles of opportunity that recognize the power of mainstream Americans and give them a choice!
The Clean Power Campaign is a non-profit coalition of environmental, scientific and public interest groups, and renewable energy technology companies based in Sacramento, California but working collaboratively with issue allies throughout the Pacific and Western regions.
The National Association of Energy
Service Companies is a national trade association which has been
promoting the benefits of the widespread use of energy efficiency
for over 20 years. NAESCO works
to open new markets for energy services by directly promoting
the value of demand reduction to customers through seminars,
workshops, training programs, publication of case studies and
guidebooks, and the compilation and dissemination of aggregate
industry data.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's (NREL) Photovoltaic (PV) research is focused on decreasing the nation's reliance on fossil-fuel generated electricity by lowering the cost of delivered electricity and improving the efficiency of PV modules and systems. NREL's PV research contributes to these goals through fundamental research, advanced materials and devices, and technology development.
Post Carbon Institute is a think, action and education tank offering research, project tools, education and information to implement proactive strategies to adapt to an energy constrained world. The development of Post Carbon Institute came out of concern for the environmental, social, political and economic ramifications of global over-reliance on cheap energy. Our main response to these concerns is the strategy of Relocalization, which aims to rebuild societies based on the local production of food and energy, and the Relocalization of currency, governance and culture. The main goals of Relocalization are to increase community energy security, strengthen local economies, and dramatically improve environmental conditions and social equity.
SBIC is an independent, nonprofit organization whose mission is to advance the design, affordability, energy performance, and environmental soundness of America's
buildings. SBIC is the publisher of Green Building Guidelines for professional developers and a leading advocate of green building practices.
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