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• Team Member Adam Stinelli

  […] CEBA. He brings his experience in development and grants in the government and non-profit worlds to the team. Before joining CEBA, he set up and managed the new grants operation at a DC thinktank. Among other issues, it focused on climate and energy, cybersecurity, and understanding and persuading the voters that decide American elections. […]

• Press A GLOBAL TURNING POINT: UNPRECEDENTED INDUSTRY COLLABORATION PAVES WAY FOR DECARBONIZATION OF SUPPLY CHAINS

  • October 25, 2023

  […] progress to ensure every Apple product is carbon neutral by 2030, we will continue to work closely with our global suppliers to support their transition to re newable energy. We’re proud to collaborate with CEBA and others to expand those efforts beyond our supply chain and across industries.” Apple and Nike initiated the project […]

• Advocacy Updates Companies, Advocacy Groups Call for North Carolina Market Reform Study

  • June 29, 2023

  […] electricity in North Carolina… We urge you to take action to address market barriers to reliable, affordable, and resilient electricity.” Nine companies signed the letter: Nestlé, REI, New Belgium Brewing, Unilever, Marriott, Sierra Nevada Brewing, Carolina Solar Energy, Yarotek, and SJF Ventures. Five advocacy organizations also joined as signers: the Clean Energy Buyers Association […]

• Advocacy Updates Advocates Advance Federal Transmission Planning Cost Management Proposal

  • March 6, 2024

  […] designed to help ensure that large-scale regional transmission planning is managed in a way that protects consumers from unforeseen costs, improves grid reliability and efficiency, and integrates new generating resources.    Drawing on the record in the transmission planning docket, the group’s Consensus Cost Management Proposal calls on FERC to include in its final […]

• Team Member Max Menard

  […] financial and grant reporting, month-end processes, and work on budgeting and forecasting. In his spare time, Max enjoys spending time with his dog and watching his dominant New England sports teams. Prior to his time at CEBA, Max spent over five years at the American Clean Power Association (formerly AWEA). Max holds a Master […]

• Team Member Ashby Remley

  Ashby Remley works to engage new organizations in the clean energy transition, including those that face procurement challenges as a result of their size, staffing capacity, or energy load profile. Prior to joining CEBA, Ashby worked in marketing, fundraising, and administration for several climate and environment-focused organizations. She holds an M.S. in Energy Policy […]

• Team Member Sofia Mongeon

  Sofia Mongeon is an Associate on the Global Programs team in CEBA’s DC office. In this post Sofia supports membership event engagement, policy education and new renewable technology advocacy, among other projects. She has previously served as a Corporate Renewable Energy intern at WWF since January 2018, where she conducted research on state and […]

• Team Member Celeste Wanner

  […] federal climate and public health regulations. Previously, Celeste worked at the American Wind Energy Association where she led the development of a variety of reports and educational materials about the wind industry and analyzed clean energy policies to support AWEA’s policy advocacy. During her graduate studies, Celeste interned with the White House Council on […]

• Blog Empowering Renewable Energy Buyers

  • September 9, 2019

  Welcome CEBA members and potential future members! If you’ve landed on this blog that means you must want to be a part of an organization that is actively working together to drive necessary and transformational change in the future of energy. Wow! Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that?

• Blog Renewable Energy Adoption in Leased Buildings

  • May 20, 2020

  […] incentive problem with energy efficiency is well-known: when tenants pay for utilities, landlords invest less in energy-saving designs and appliances. This challenge has now extended to re newable energy access and is especially salient in the space of commercial buildings. Often both the landlord and the tenant have renewable energy goals, but for reasons […]