Clean Energy for America

Leadership shifts, but clean energy momentum stays strong. Andrew Reagan, Executive Director of Clean Energy for America Action put it perfectly in a statement: “The clean energy boom is here to stay.” Despite shifts in policy, communities across America continue to see the benefits of #cleanenergy jobs and investments. Read the full article by E&E News below.

New York’s #cleanenergy sector added 7,700 jobs in 2023, reaching 178,000 workers statewide. Clean energy job growth was twice as fast as the state average. Clean energy is delivering higher pay, career satisfaction, and a strong economy for communities statewide.

In the latest episode of the Climate Changers podcast with Ryan Flahive, "What's Next for Clean Energy in America," Andrew Reagan, President of Clean Energy for America (CE4A) breaks down the benefits of clean energy. Clean Energy for America believes every American can—and deserves to—benefit from the clean energy economy. Learn about the 330,000 jobs have been created through recent #cleanenergy policies, especially in red states and rural areas, in the full podcast below. 🎙️ https://lnkd.in/gvciFmWK

Small SUVs are now the cleanest cars in America! With more going electric, families can enjoy the space they need while saving money. https://lnkd.in/g-QT9EJ3

#ElectricVehicle drivers nationwide are gaining access to a growing $7.5B charging network, bringing reliable infrastructure and boosting local communities. Clean energy progress is building a stronger future!

Conservative #cleanenergy leaders in North Carolina remain optimistic about bipartisan progress, with clean energy projects creating thousands of jobs and boosting the economy. Clean energy is building brighter futures for communities across the state!

$4.5M in U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funding helps incubators like New Mexico’s Arrowhead Center and Puerto Rico’s Project Switch drive #cleanenergy innovation. These investments spark growth, create jobs, and power local economies.

“Providing America’s best and brightest students with pathways to #STEM fields is the key to advancing American leadership in innovation.” ➡️ U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s Secretary Jennifer Granholm nailed it in her announcement of the $31 million in federal funding for 42 research projects nationwide, leading the future of #science and industry.

$22 million in federal funding positions #Michigan as a Midwest hydrogen hub. New projects, like a fuel station in Detroit and production in Ypsilanti, drive clean energy innovation and economic growth.

Big news for #Wisconsin Drivers! Wisconsin Department of Transportation is launching a $32 million pilot program to study #energyefficient construction materials. This initiative will modernize infrastructure and build a more secure future.