Share Your DOE Success Story with the CEBN

January 23, 2019 | Lynn Abramson, President, Clean Energy Business Network

Has your company received grants or technical assistance from the U.S. Department of Energy? Tell your story through the CEBN.

In 2019, CEBN will work to promote understanding of the benefits of federal investments in energy programs. Email us your DOE case studies at cebn@cebn.org to be considered for media and event opportunities to showcase your work to the public, industry, and policymakers.

 

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The Clean Energy Business Network (CEBN) works to advance the clean energy economy through policy, public education, and business support for small- and medium-size energy companies. Started in 2009 by The Pew Charitable Trusts, the CEBN is now a small business division of the Business Council for Sustainable Energy. The CEBN represents 3,000+ business leaders across all 50 U.S. states working with a broad range of clean energy and transportation technologies. Learn more about what the CEBN can do for you.

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