• Environmental Beautification

• 1.

Greater Lansing Area Clean Cities

Nonprofit working toward cleaner air & energy security in Michigan through low- and zero-emission transportation solutions and practices.

• Public Utilities

• 2.

Ozarks New Energy Inc

The corporation is organized to promote responsible and sustainable energy choices for all of Southwest Missouri in an effort to preserve and protect the natural environment for the benefit of the public and to conserve the nation's unique natural resources, and all things necessary to effectuate such purchases The Smart Way to Power Your House and Vehicles Using Solar Energy Claudia and James Schmidt proud parents of two finally have the house of their dreams.

• Energy Resources Conservation & Development

• 3.

Michigan Saves Inc

The nation's first nonprofit green bank.

• Energy Resources Conservation & Development

• 4.

Southeast Michigan Regional Energy Office

Solar Power Systems is a pioneering online platform dedicated to simplifying solar energy for homeowners and businesses across the United States.

• Citizen Participation

• 5.

Federation of State Conservation Voter Leagues Inc

A NON-PARTISAN POLITICAL ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO ELECT AND HOLD ACCOUNTABLE PUBLIC OFFICIALS WHO WILL CHAMPION A HEALTHY AND VITAL MICHIGAN BY PRESERVING AND PROTECTING OUR AIR, LAND AND WATER.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 6.

Citizens Utility Board of Michigan

Advocating for more reliable power, cost-effective investment in energy efficiency and renewable energy and against unfair rate increase requests.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 7.

Ann Arbor for Public Power

We are a coalition of local members and organizations striving for a green and publicly owned energy future.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 8.

Clean Fuels Michigan

Accelerating the transition to clean transportation.

AGRICULTURAL ENERGY CONSUMERS ASSOC

Agricultural Energy Consumers Association Featured Content About Us Resources Home AECA was formed more than 30 years ago by California farmers and ranchers concerned about rapidly rising energy rates and constantly changing rate structures and price signals.