Iconic American brands including Amazon, Facebook, General Motors, McDonald’s, Pepsi Co, Target and Walmart sign on to statement outlining specific federal policies to decarbonize the power system Washington, D.C. – (Jan. 25, 2021) – Today, America’s largest energy customers are calling on the federal government to implement strong and specific national policies to accelerate the […]

Clean Energy Buyers Association, leading convenor of large energy buyers, sets ambitious wholesale market priorities to accelerate zero-carbon energy future.

Racism. At a bare minimum, we must notice, care, and condemn the systemic violence against people of color. CEBA categorically denounces racially-charged violence and discrimination of any kind, and CEBA supports the peaceful demonstrations calling for radical changes in our society.

We are honored to announce the results of the Clean Energy Buyers Association’s first Board of Directors election, and we want to thank all the CEBA members who participated in this crucial moment for the organization.

Newly launched Clean Energy Buyers Institute shares research suggesting multiple policy pathways increase access, lower costs and drive decarbonization of the electricity sector

he Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA), in partnership with Akamai Technologies, today announces the creation of the LESsor Sustainable Energy Network (LESSEN) program. The first-of-its-kind program provides meaningful, applicable educational programs for real estate landlords and data center operators with an aim towards developing successful, sustainable energy strategies.

Facebook lands the number one spot on list that showcases large energy buyers driving progress through renewable energy

Google, Facebook, General Motors and Walmart, along with over 300 other companies, launched the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA) today—the largest group of corporate renewable energy buyers in the United States. By working to unlock the marketplace for organizations to buy renewable energy, CEBA hopes to bring more than 60 gigawatts of new renewables online in United States by 2025.