OceanBased Perpetual Energy Joins “Who’s Who” National Clean Energy Week Participating Organizations

WASHINGTON, D.C. – As the start of the fourth annual National Clean Energy Week (NCEW) nears, OceanBased Perpetual Energy will be among over 140 participating organizations spanning coast to coast that will take part in this year’s programming to be held Sept. 21-25, 2020.

The impressive group of participating organizations includes entities dedicated to promoting sustainability in business and free-market environmental policies, as well as on-the-ground coalitions in states across the U.S., including California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin.

“With two weeks to go until the official start of National Clean Energy Week 2020, it is clear there’s a groundswell of support across America for clean energy technologies and clean energy jobs,” said NCEW Chair and Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions (CRES) Executive Director Heather Reams. “National Clean Energy Week is proud to work alongside 140 participating organizations for this year’s event and bring awareness to the clean energy industry, which, with the right legislative support, can help lift our country to the prosperity it experienced prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.”

The announcement arrives as NCEW continues to garner bipartisan support from sitting governors on both sides of the aisle. To date, 11 governors and the Mayor of Washington, D.C. have issued proclamations formally recognizing the event in their home states.

Founded in 2017, NCEW features a variety of programming, including the Policy Makers Symposium, a unique bipartisan event – which goes virtual this year and expands to a week-long – celebrating the latest in clean energy policy, technologies, and collaborative opportunities for innovators, investors, advocates, and policy makers.

This year’s NCEW theme, “Clean Energy Solutions for a Stronger America” reflects the critical need for clean energy to help return America to the prosperity it enjoyed just a year ago, in a way that supports sustainable industries, accelerates job growth, and fosters a cleaner environment.

Information about Policy Makers Symposium registration, NCEW sponsorship opportunities, and how to get your organization involved in the fourth annual event can be found at https://nationalcleanenergyweek.org/.

Participating organizations for NCEW 2020 include the following:

1. American Biogas Council
2. American Coalition of Competitive Energy Suppliers
3. American Conservation Coalition
4. American Council for Capital Formation
5. Alliance to Save Energy
6. Alliance for Clean Energy New York
7. Alliance to Save Energy
8. Advanced Power Alliance
9. Ameresco
10. Amperon
11. American Energy Innovation Council
12. American Energy Society
13. American Public Gas Association
14. Americans for a Clean Energy Grid
15. American Resilience Project
16. American Security Project
17. AMSEnergy
18. Aquanta
19. Artic Solar Ventures
20. Athena Power
21. Atlantic Council
22. Audubon
23. BEM Controls
24. BioStar Renewables
25. Business Coalition
26. Business Network for Offshore Wind
27. C3 Solutions
28. California Efficiency + Demand Management
29. Carbon Capture Coalition
30. Cimetrics Analytika
31. Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions
32. Citizens’ Climate Lobby
33. Clean Capitalist Coalition
34. Clean Energy Project
35. Clean Energy Leadership Institute
36. CleanFiber
37. ClearPath
38. Climate Week NYC
39. Climate Leadership Council
40. Combined Heat and Power Alliance
41. ConservAmerica
42. Conservative Energy Network
43. Conservatives for Clean Energy
44. Conservatives for Clean Energy – Florida
45. Conservatives for Clean Energy – Georgia
46. Conservatives for Clean Energy – North Carolina
47. Conservatives for Clean Energy – South Carolina
48. Conservatives for Clean Energy – Virginia
49. Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation
50. Copper Development Association Inc.
51. Carbon Utilization Research Council
52. DEPLOY/US
53. DVINCI
54. Dynamex
55. EarthX
56. Edison Electric Institute
57. Energy Bridge Consulting
58. Energy Recovery Council
59. E2
60. EPIcenter
61. Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems CSE
62. Full On Communications
63. Fundacion Borincana
64. Garden Club of Virginia
65. George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication
66. Geothermal Resources Council
67. Global Energy Institute
68. Green Energy Ohio
69. Greentown Labs
70. Grid Alternatives – Mid-Atlantic
71. Gulf Coast Energy Network
72. HCI Energy
73. Heat is Power
74. HyperBorean
75. Indiana Conservative Alliance For Energy
76. Interwest Energy Alliance
77. Iowa Conservative Energy Forum
78. Iron Goat
79. JSG Communications
80. LAMP
81. Leaders in Energy
82. Lime
83. Low Impact Hydropower Institute
84. Maryland Clean Energy Center
85. Michigan Conservative Energy Forum
86. The Micromobility Coalition
87. Minnesota Conservative Energy Forum
88. National Association of State Energy Officials
89. National Clean Energy Summit
90. NEXUS PMG
91. National Propane Gas Association
92. National Ocean Industries Association
93. National Gas Supply Association
94. North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association
95. Northeast Clean Energy Council
96. Neighborhood Sun
97. New Hampshire Clean Tech Council
98. Ohio Conservative Energy Forum
99. Ohio Sustainable Business Council
100. OurEnergyPolicy.org
101. Palmetto Conservative Solar Coalition
102. Potential Energy DC
103. Powerfield
104. Protect Our Power
105. R Street
106. Rainey Center
107. Redwood Adaptive
108. Relevant Energy
109. Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance
110. Renewable Thermal Collaborative
111. republicEN
112. Roosevelt Strategic Council
113. S4CD
114. SMR Start
115. Solar Buyers Club
116. Solar Design Studio
117. Solgreen
118. Southern Current
119. Students for Carbon Dividends
120. Sunrun
121. SunState Solar
122. The Alliance for Solar Choice
123. Terrestrial Energy
124. The Climate Group
125. The Geothermal Exchange Organization
126. The Nature Conservancy
127. Third Way
128. Titan Power
129. Tradewind Energy
130. Tumalow Energy Ingenuity
131. U.S. Green Building Council
132. Utah Clean Energy
133. Vermont Energy Partnership
134. Virginia Clean Energy
135. Wattbuy
136. wework
137. Wind on the Wires (Clean Grid Alliance)
138. Wisconsin Conservative Energy Forum
139. Xenergy
140. Young Professionals in Energy
141. Yuck Old Paint

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National Clean Energy Week (NCEW), described by POLITICO as “a veritable who’s who of the Clean Energy World,” is an annual awareness week to recognize the value of clean energy including abundant job opportunities, economic growth, energy independence, consumer choice, lower energy prices, and a cleaner environment. Follow NCEW on Twitter (@NCEWConf) and Facebook (NationalCleanEnergyWeek) for event updates. www.nationalcleanenergyweek.org