Membership is open to any entities, other than state or federal government, who have a substantial financial stake in the commercial-scale clean energy sector in Indiana. Entities may include private sector companies, trade associations, local economic development organizations, local elected officials, and local chambers of commerce.
As a member of Indiana Businesses for a Clean Energy Economy, you will be provided with tools to ensure that your voice and your perspectives are heard. IBCEE will generate public attention for your business, provide opportunities to speak to key State Senators and State House members on the subject of renewable energy and energy efficiency legislation, and keep you up to date on important news related to clean energy legislation.
Members of Indiana Businesses for a Clean Energy Economy agree to the following set of principles:
• Indiana has substantial potential to generate electricity from resources such as wind, solar, biogas, geothermal, and small-scale hydro.
• Indiana has immense potential to manufacture and sell components for commercial-scale clean electricity systems, such as for wind farms, solar arrays, biogas facilities, geothermal systems, small-scale hydro systems, and energy efficient equipment.
• Indiana would benefit from dedicated commercial-scale incentives to accelerate the attraction of jobs and investment in both the construction and manufacturing of renewable energy and energy efficient systems.
• Indiana needs to strengthen public policies that will promote commercial-scale renewable energy and energy efficient systems.
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