Empowered to Be the Source on Energy Efficiency
With MEEA, you're no longer alone in your passion for energy efficiency. We're here for the region as a channel for positive change. MEEA balances the diverse interests of its members and network across the public and private sectors, to create a common ground on the single most important issue of our time - energy efficiency. It's the first step in addressing every environmental and energy challenge facing us. Efficiency is about getting more energy out of every dollar, and maximizing energy savings, making us more economically competitive.
As a central source for information and action, MEEA raises awareness, facilitates energy efficiency programs and strengthens policy across the Midwest region. MEEA brings together a respected network of members, partners, board and staff, and inspires others to create new technologies, new products and new ways of thinking when it comes to energy efficiency.
Mission
The Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) is a collaborative network advancing energy efficiency in the Midwest to support sustainable economic development and environmental preservation.
MIDWEST ENERGY EFFICIENCY POLICY & PROGRAMS
We, the energy community, need to support MEEA and raise the volume on energy efficiency.
David Leishman
Applied Proactive Technologies, Inc. president
"Energy Efficiency is an energy that costs less, is cleaner for the environment eliminating millions of tons of carbon emissions, creates thousands of jobs, saves businesses and residential customers money to re-invest in the economy, saves our natural resources and fossil fuels, has an immediate impact with long term results and has an estimated 8 to 1 return on investment. We the energy community need to support MEEA in its mission and vision to get this message heard."
How Can MEEA
Help You?
- Access to MEEA’s powerful network
- New ways to collaborate to reach a larger audience
- Opportunities to support programs that increase market penetration of energy-efficient products
- A larger voice in regional and state energy and economic development policies