NRDC's clean energy leadership dates back 40 years and it is ridiculous to suggest that there is something corrupt about replacing an aging nuclear power plant with less costly energy efficiency and renewable energy. (climateone.org)
NCSEA will continue to advocate for strong clean energy leadership in North Carolina through policies like the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (REPS) and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing, while continuing to work with stakeholders to advance responsible clean energy policy and market development. (energync.org)
Smithtown has a long history of clean energy leadership, particularly in the area of alternative fuel vehicles. (nyserda.ny.gov)