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Sustainable Energy Coalition

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The Sustainable Energy Coalition (SEC) is a political advocacy group that seeks to influence federal policies and funding related to energy policy.

History

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The group was founded in 1992, and represents 60 regional and national, environmental, political, consumer, business and energy policy organizations.

Goals

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The Coalition advocates increased federal support for energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. They also recommend reducing federal support for non-sustainable energy resources (by virtue of their polluting qualities, or safety issues involved in their extraction or waste generation).

Membership

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Membership includes advocates of renewable fuels, hydrogen, methanol, ethanol, and other biofuels. Also included in membership are companies selling products including energy conservation devices and controls.[1][2] A few of the coalition member organizations are:

See also

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References

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  1. ^ [1] Membership list from Sustainable Energy Coalition web site (RSS format)
  2. ^ [2] 2009 Conference registration form with an alternative listing of members
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