Locations

United States

Aberdeen Office and R&D Lab

Corporate Office

Canada

Administration Office

Southeast

Southeast

Los Angeles

Los Angeles

San Diego

San Diego

About This Chapter

The Southeast Chapter is E2’s newest chapter with work focused in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia. These states represent an essential core within the region where smart climate policy can have a powerful impact to advance a growing sustainable economy that is good for business, the environment and local communities.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our clean energy goals from Richmond to Raleigh to Atlanta to Capitol Hill?

Reach out to Southeast Advocate Zach Amittay at [email protected] to start receiving updates on supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

About This Chapter

The Los Angeles Chapter is one of three chapters in California. California’s marquee climate and clean energy policies set the foundation for national standards adopted by many states. E2’s work in California will continue to defend, strengthen, and extend the state’s climate and clean energy policies, while looking for opportunities to increase innovation and investment, and further California as a global leader in other sectors at the nexus of the environment and the economy.

Chapter Leadership

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Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our climate and clean energy goals in Southern California and across the state and country?

Reach out to Senior Western Advocate Susan Nedell to begin receiving updates about supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

About This Chapter

The San Diego Chapter is one of three chapters in California. California’s marquee climate and clean energy policies set the foundation for national standards adopted by many states. E2’s work in California will continue to defend, strengthen, and extend the state’s climate and clean energy policies, while looking for opportunities to increase innovation and investment, and further California as a global leader in other sectors at the nexus of the environment and the economy.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our climate and clean energy goals in San Diego and across the state and country?

Reach out to Senior Western Advocate Susan Nedell to begin receiving updates about supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

Mountain West

Mountain West

Pacific Northwest

Pacific Northwest

Northeast

Northeast

About This Chapter

The Mountain West chapter focuses its work in Colorado and more recently New Mexico. These mountain states share a strong history of promoting a clean energy economy in the face of an influential fossil fuel industry. With business leaders being a critical voice, we continue to make progress advancing clean energy policies, and driving investment and innovation in the clean economy.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our climate and clean energy goals throughout the Mountain West and across the country?

Reach out to Senior Western Advocate Advocate Susan Nedell to begin receiving updates about supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

About This Chapter

Since its founding, the Pacific Northwest Chapter has advocated for policies in Oregon and Washington State that reduce climate pollution from across the economy while sending strong market signals to drive clean energy innovation, job growth, and investment. Progress in the Pacific Northwest helps demonstrate that the economic benefits of climate action extend beyond the Golden State.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our climate and clean energy goals in the Pacific Northwest?

Reach out to Senior Western Advocate Susan Nedell to begin receiving updates about supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

About This Chapter

The Northeast Chapter encompasses New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts - a combination of long-standing clean energy leadership with untapped potential. By advancing smart, forward-looking policies, the Northeast Chapter is helping grow a clean energy economy that benefits both the environment and the economy.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our clean energy goals from Harrisburg, to Albany, to Capitol Hill?

Reach out to Midwest Advocate Micaela Preskill to start receiving updates on supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

Northern California

Northern California

Midwest

Midwest

About This Chapter

E2 was founded in Northern California in 2000, thus making it the oldest and largest chapter within E2. Our work in California will continue to defend, strengthen, and extend the state’s climate and clean energy policies, while looking for opportunities to increase innovation and investment, and further California as a global leader in other sectors at the nexus of the environment and the economy.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our climate and clean energy goals in the California?

Reach out to Senior Western Advocate Susan Nedell to begin receiving updates about supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

About This Chapter

E2’s Midwest Chapter includes members from Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Iowa, and Missouri. Our federal advocacy spans the entire region, and our state-level efforts focus primarily on Illinois and Michigan—two states with strong opportunities to lead the nation in clean energy innovation and policy.

Chapter Leadership

Get Involved

Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance our clean energy goals from Chicago to Springfield, to Capitol Hill?

Reach out to Midwest Advocate Micaela Preskill to start receiving updates on supporting E2’s policy efforts in your area – including attending upcoming events, participating in advocacy campaigns, receiving our email newsletters, and more!

Federal

Our federal advocacy brings the voices of E2 biz leaders to bear on federal legislation, executive actions and other critical policies that advance both the economy and the environment. Interested in learning more? Want to help us advance economic and environmental goals from Capitol Hill to the White House? Become an E2 member or supporter, and join us in our federal advocacy work.

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