INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY
We are proud to partner with these national and state level organizations who are paving the way for our clean energy future.
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WE HELP MAKE MARKETS HAPPEN
At Urban Grid, it is core to our mission and culture to actively engage with all stakeholders in the renewable energy industry and energy markets. Strong policy not only shapes the market for our utility and corporate customers, but also for our landowners and their neighbors. That is why we are committed to supporting the clean energy organizations in each state in which we are actively developing projects.
We are proud to invest in renewable energy policy to accelerate the clean energy transition and leave a better world to our children.
Photo credit: Chesapeake Solar and Storage Association, Solar Jobs Lobby Day 2019, Annapolis, MD.
Nothing happens unless something is moved. Albert Einstein
At Urban Grid, we passionately believe in the clean energy future and that in order to make this happen, we need to be the agents of this change.
- We are members and support the renewable industry associations and clean energy advocacy organizations in each market where we work.
- We actively participate in policy working groups, regulatory stakeholder proceedings, and utility working groups to increase renewable energy deployment in the states where we work.
- We promote clean energy policy at state legislatures and utility commissions around the US.
- We sponsor regional and state level clean energy events.
Let's get it done!
The Urban Grid team actively participates at the national and state level to advance the development of solar and other clean energy. We roll up our sleeves as part of working groups, provide stakeholder input in utility regulatory proceedings, sponsor clean energy events and education. Our collective contributions, together with those of our industry colleagues, support a clean energy workforce of more than 700,000. Let us know how we can help your organization.
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