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Clean Energy Group
Accelerating an equitable and inclusive transition to a resilient, sustainable, clean energy future.
About Clean Energy Group
Clean Energy Group (CEG) works at the forefront of clean energy innovation to enable a just energy transition to address the urgency of the climate crisis. We fill a critical resource gap by advancing new energy initiatives and serving as a trusted source of technical expertise and independent analysis in support of communities, nonprofit advocates, and government leaders working on the frontlines of climate change and the clean energy transition. We collaborate with partners across the private, public, and nonprofit sectors to accelerate the equitable deployment of clean energy technologies and the development of inclusive clean energy programs, policies, and finance tools. Founded in 1998, CEG has been a thought leader on effective climate and clean energy strategies for more than two decades. Clean Energy Group specializes in providing resources and assistance related to emerging technology trends and transformative policy, regulatory, and market approaches. To learn more about our current initiatives, please see our project page. CEG manages and staffs the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA), a leading nonprofit coalition of state energy organizations working together to advance the rapid expansion of clean energy technologies and bring the benefits of clean energy to all.
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Research & Knowledge
Clean Energy Group published a new blog by Abbe Ramanan featuring an interactive map of hydrogen projects in the US.
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Partnerships
Clean Energy Group provided early-stage technical assistance to the Eastside Community Network to evaluate the technical and economic feasibility of developing solar and energy storage powered resilience hubs in Detroit in partnership with Elevate and Ryter Cooperative Industries.
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Operations & Supply
Clean Energy Group completed a new solar and energy storage system at the Eastside Community Network’s Stoudamire Wellness Hub in Detroit, saving approximately $548,000 in energy costs while providing backup power for a community hub serving roughly 4,000 people.
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