Clean Energy Information By State

Energy efficiency and renewables programs.

Current Texas wind speed map

The Consumer Energy Center went on line in 1995 to offer the public a one-stop site on the Internet for the latest information about energy resources and how to use them wisely in our home, work and vehicles.

Current weather conditions in Connecticut.

Wind map. Regional summaries of wind resource estimates.

Research, development and commercial deployment of fuel cell engineering and technology.

Answers questions you may have about Connecticut energy. The related topics include Energy Efficiency, Clean Energy Options, Utility Information for Restructuring, Energy Assistance, Environmental Issues, Consumer Issues and Research & Public Policy.

Resource of information about how photovoltaic (PV) solar cells work, help direct consumers to distributors and installers of solar technology, provide a true representation of the financial viability of solar power and links to information about solar technology. News, events, solar installation gallery.

The Institute for Sustainable Energy focuses on matters relating to energy education, energy policy, efficiency conservation and load management, renewable energy, distributed generation, protection of environmental resources, and the dissemination of useful information on energy alternatives and sustainability to users and providers of energy.

Applied research, education, publications, videos, community capacity building, and the creation of strategic partnerships. Work with individuals, business, schools, universities, nonprofit organizations, coalitions, communities, and governments.

The Energy Conservation Loan Program and the Multifamily Energy Conservation Loan Program provide financing at below market rates to single family and multi-family residential property owners for the purchase and installation of cost-saving energy conservation improvements.

Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund offers residents everything from incentives to replace energy-wasting appliances with newer, more efficient models, to rebates on energy-saving lighting products and air conditioners. For businesses, there are even more innovative programs to maximize energy efficiency, lower operating costs and improve productivity.

Connecticut Innovations strengthen Connecticut’s high-tech economy by providing entrepreneurs with the capital and strategic guidelines they need to turn great ideas into successful Connecticut businesses.

Environment Colorado is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that focuses exclusively on protecting Colorado’s air, water and open spaces. We speak out and take action at the local, state and national levels to improve the quality of our environment and our lives.

TREIA is a statewide non-profit organization of companies and individuals involved in solar, wind, biomass, geothermal and hydro electric energy products and/or services. This association is a facilitator of conferences, workshops, seminars, and tours to expose our member and the public to the latest and most useful renewable energy information.

Solar Austin works to accelerate the transition to clean renewable energy, building healthy communities, strong economies and energy independence in Austin.

PACE is the largest totally volunteer organization working for energy efficiency, conservation, and benign renewable energy in Connecticut

The Governor’s Steering Committee on Climate Change (GSC) is made up of leaders from key state agencies including the Department of Environmental Protection, Public Utility Commission, … The GSC is charged with leading a collaborative effort to develop and implement a Climate Change Action Plan for Connecticut.