ACT has a program which allows members to get discounts on critical business services to help their company thrive in the climate economy.
Advocacy & Policy Expertise
Our Policy and Government Affairs team engages with legislators, administration officials and utilities to craft solutions that support state goals and unleash the power of clean energy and climate innovation. We work with our members to understand their challenges and advocate alongside allies for changes that speed the just, equitable transition.
Events
ACT convenes thought leaders and influencers from across the energy and public policy spectrum on a number of key issues, such as grid modernization, energy siting and more. We also host member mixers and other events to connect with partners and allies.
Committees & Working Groups
In addition to the monthly Policy Committee meetings that cover a range of topics across the region with support from our state partners, ACT hosts issue-specific working groups that meet regularly for information sharing and discussion. These groups are open to all members.
Exposure and Public Relations Support
ACT's Strategic Communications team operates a robust marketing and branding platform which provides exposure for members across our social media, newsletters, radio shows, TV, op-eds, and print media.
Members-Only Newsletter
ACT's member-only newsletter provides curated information on the latest events, policy updates, member news, climate economy job postings, and exclusive offerings.
Networking
ACT cultivates consistent opportunities for members ranging from startups to global corporations to educational institutions to network and grow their business and customer base.
Member Tools & Programs
ACT offers a variety of clean tech energy tools, resources and programs.
Climate Economy Roundtable
Strategic Partner Network
Leadership Council
Our Commitment
Our Actions
Advise ACT staff
Advise staff on strategies to prepare our workforce and ensure underrepresented groups have access to future clean economy jobs. Help us develop the markets and enabling environments necessary for a sustainable clean economy.
Access leading experts
Gain access to leading experts & innovative climate tech startups. Learn about the latest advances and exciting opportunities to accelerate a just transition to a clean energy future.
Create a diverse and inclusive workplace
Commit to creating diverse and inclusive workplaces that reflect the communities we serve. Engage with us on how to fully embrace staff of all identities and implement this commitment in practice.
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Our Commitment
Our Actions
Enrichment
Offering quarterly workshops, networking, educational events and market development sessions to grow strategic opportunities in the Northeast.
Working Groups
Facilitating strategic market working groups to foster collaborative business opportunities.
Priority Access
Accessing early-stage innovation programs as sponsors, advisors, and potential partners or investors with promising startups and entrepreneurs.
Our Commitment
Our Actions
Guide ACT
Council members have direct input into ACT’s decision-making processes, influencing the Northeast’s premier organization representing the clean energy industry and shaping the climate economy.
Address Focus Areas
This dynamic group focuses on four key areas of action for the just energy transition, including advancing public policy, scaling innovation, developing our workforce, and leading locally.
Attend Bi-Annual Meetings
The Leadership Council provides a structured way for ACT to engage experts who are unable to commit to board participation by meeting twice a year for half-day meetings.
Alicia Barton
FirstLight Power
Atyia Martin
All Aces Inc.
Aziz Dehkan
CT Roundtable on Climate and Jobs
Brian Callnan
Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire
Chad Farrell
Encore Renewables
Duncan McIntyre
Highland Electric Fleets
Edison Almeda
ex Schneider and ConnectDER and eCurv
Eric Graber Lopez
Blue Wave
H.G. Chissell
Advanced Energy Group
James Goudreau
ex CVS and Novartis and DOD
Jeff Marks
Climate Work Maine
Jennifer Applebaum
MassCEC
Joe Boncore
Commonwealth Counsel
John DeVillars
Former NECEC Board Member
John Tzimorangas
President & CEO, Energy New England
Jorrit DeJong
Harvard Bloomberg Center for Cities
Kevin McCaskill
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Marnie Lavine
LaunchNY
Martha Grover
City of Melrose
Michael Kolodner
Marsh
Moneer Azzam
Beacon Climate
Oliver Sellers-Garcia
City of Boston
Pat Sapinsley
Urban Future Lab, NYU
Per Stromhaug
SUNY Binghampton/New Energy New York
Rebecca Davis
Mass Competes
Roseann Bongiovanni
GreenRoots
Ruairi O'Mahoney
Rist Institute
Shalaya Morrisette
US DOE
Prithvi Ventures
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Champion policy planning, innovation programs like Cleantech Open Northeast, academic partnerships, and workforce development and DEIJ initiatives.
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