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E2 @e2.org · 30/09/2026

We will strengthen and amplify our voices by combining our membership. We will grow our reach and footprint by combining our resources. And together, we will make the case for clean energy clear and undeniable for lawmakers, the public, and the press. /6 e2.org?p=24356

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E2 @e2.org · 30/09/2026

Now is the time for us to flex our 💪 @cleantechleaders.bsky.social's network of influential business voices, combined with E2’s proven policy advocacy, communications and research work, will elevate the power & influence of the cleantech industry to new levels to meet this moment. /5 e2.org?p=24356

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E2 @e2.org · 30/09/2026

With @cleantechleaders.bsky.social at our side, E2 just gained deeper roots in the business and investment community driving the clean energy economy, through CTLR's strategic networking, investment opportunities, and dynamic events built over nearly a decade. /2 e2.org?p=24356

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E2 @e2.org · 09/07/2026

NEW: Major clean energy projects cancelled since the federal gov't began its attempts to slow/halt clean energy growth have cost the US 470K jobs and hundreds of billions of dollars in annual wages, tax revenues, private investment, and economic growth.

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E2 @e2.org · 17/03/2026

Solar power is clean, affordable, and a verifiable catalyst for job growth. That was one message Georgia lawmakers heard from Olivia Amyette, the founder of both Infinite Energy Advisors and the Solar Knowledge Institute. One of E2's youngest Chapter Directors can now add a new accomplishment to...

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E2 @e2.org · 13/03/2026

"Americans are granting business a clear social license to advocate for climate policy, invest in emissions reductions and support regulation instead of undermining it." See why 80% of American voters support E2's mission (via Trellis Group): buff.ly/PNRdYZI

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E2 @e2.org · 11/03/2026

Andrea Pinabell of AC Impact Advisors and the Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub joined us for a day of advocacy in Atlanta last month. She urged Georgia lawmakers to pass policy that is good for the economy and the environment. Because when it comes to creating jobs, the best bet is in clean energy.

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E2 @e2.org · 10/03/2026

This is why it's impossible to separate the economy from the environment ⬇️ “If the warming rate of the past 10 years continues, it would lead to a long-term exceedance of the 1.5° limit of the Paris Agreement before 2030,” says Stefan Rahmstorf. “How quickly the Earth continues to warm...

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E2 @e2.org · 03/03/2026

93% of planned utility-scale generating capacity will be powered by renewable energy this year, according to estimates from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. ☀️ Solar = 51% 🔋 Batteries = 28% 🌬️ Wind = 14% The full picture can be found on the EIA website: www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...

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E2 @e2.org · 24/02/2026

25 years ago, we got our start advocating for California's Clean Car Standard. What was obvious back then is even more clear now. Reducing 🚘&🛻 emissions is vitally important for every industry as we explain in our latest blog: e2.org/blog/epa-rev...

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E2 @e2.org · 23/02/2026

What happens when an administration makes it difficult to build the cheapest and fastest energy source available? Investors cancel projects and hardworking Americans lose out on good-paying job opportunities.

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E2 @e2.org · 20/02/2026

It's simple; the more greenhouse gas we emit, the more likely we are to have increasingly dangerous climate disasters that cost companies and consumers more money to recover from. As Climate Central beautifully charts...(1/2)

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E2 @e2.org · 19/02/2026

Yes, we're still thinking about the EPA's decision to repeal the endangerment finding for GHG emissions and eliminate clean vehicle standards. A baffling move that means higher temperatures and smaller paychecks for you: e2.org/blog/epa-rev...

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E2 @e2.org · 17/02/2026

Investing in clean energy is good for business and good for America as Michael Timberlake eloquently puts it. So, when lawmakers eliminate incentives to invest in clean energy, the private sector simply spends that money in other countries.

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E2 @e2.org · 12/02/2026

BREAKING NEWS - The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officially rescinded the endangerment finding on greenhouse gases, including clean vehicle standards that were on pace to save Americans more than $1 TRILLION in fuel costs.

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E2 @e2.org · 12/02/2026

When policymakers tilt the scales toward fossil fuels, communities pay the cost. Last year, Republican-held districts lost out on investments and job opportunities at 2x the rate of Democratic-held districts. There should be nothing partisan about #cleanenergy: e2.org/reports/clea...

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E2 @e2.org · 10/02/2026

Did you know that global investment in the clean energy economy hit an all-time high in 2025? @BloombergNEF calculates $2.3 trillion that helped keep up the momentum of the energy transition. As Bob Keefe says -- the smart money is still betting on clean energy: e2.org/blog/why-im-...

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E2 @e2.org · 09/02/2026

From the manufacturing hubs to the heartland of America, businesses cancelled, closed, or downsized clean energy projects in droves in 2025. But some states suffered more than others. See the full state-by-state breakdown in our new report: e2.org/reports/clea...

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E2 @e2.org · 06/02/2026

Attacking clean energy is akin to attacking the American economy and limiting the earning potential for thousands of U.S. workers. 🔎 Our analysis of last year's clean energy project landscape: on.e2.org/4qk2vfV

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E2 @e2.org · 04/02/2026

The numbers are in: companies cancelled, closed, or downsized clean energy projects at 3 times the rate that they announced new investments into American communities last year. Dive into our full analysis here: e2.org/reports/clea...

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E2 @e2.org · 03/02/2026

If data centers are going to be built, they should be using the cheapest and quickest-to-deploy sources; energy clean energy. And while many companies say they'll power #datacenters with renewables, Michael Thomas and Cleanview found that actual work permits don't match those promises.

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E2 @e2.org · 29/01/2026

Thinking about the opportunity that states have to lead on climate & continue the clean energy revolution to deliver cheap, reliable electricity to Americans. The country may have officially left the Paris Agreement (www.politico.com/news/2026/01...), but clean economy investments continue to rise.

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E2 @e2.org · 23/01/2026

Feeling optimistic seeing this #solarpower generation forecast from the U.S. Energy Information Administration: on.e2.org/3NTh6RG

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E2 @e2.org · 20/01/2026

#TuesdayTip | You should care about rising greenhouse gas emissions because they're bringing down your paycheck: www.sciencefocus.com/news/climate...

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E2 @e2.org · 12/01/2026

A message to elected leaders of this country from Ray Pilcher (president of Raven Ridge Resources, Incorporated): America cannot remain competitive and secure without the contributions that renewable energy provides.

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E2 @e2.org · 08/01/2026

CRGA is law!🎉 Today, @GovPritzker signed the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability (CRGA) Act into law, officially cementing Illinois as the state with the STRONGEST response yet to the rollback of federal climate protections.

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E2 @e2.org · 07/01/2026

In 2026, we want to see Congress listen to their constituents like Michelle Knox, owner of WindSolarUSA, Inc. Last month, she helped us advocate for a fair business environment for clean energy with members of the House & Senate on Capitol Hill. Solar & wind continue to dominate the market.

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E2 @e2.org · 05/01/2026

A little #MondayMotivation from our executive director, Bob Keefe. He and the entire E2 team are working to create a better policy environment for the businesses embracing clean energy in every city, county, and state in this country.

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E2 @e2.org · 30/12/2025

As we head into the new year, we're taking a moment to reflect on the power of clean energy to power the U.S. economy forward -- with huge job gains in 2024. 🔎 Our annual Clean Jobs America report shows you where more than 3.5 million Americans ply their trade: cleanjobsamerica.e2.org

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E2 @e2.org · 26/12/2025

When we say #cleanenergy jobs are good for the economy, this is what we mean. Clean energy is American energy. The clean economy employs more than 3.5 million Americans while creating a more sustainable environment for everyone in this country (and the world): cleanjobsamerica.e2.org

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E2 @e2.org · 24/12/2025

For the holidays, we're wishing for bipartisan support for the #cleanenergy economy next year. In 2026, it's time to restart a fair market where the cheapest and fastest energy we can deploy -- like solar, wind, and battery storage -- can compete on a level playing field with fossil fuels.

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E2 @e2.org · 19/12/2025

Picture 2 = Imagine what those numbers would look like if the current administration wasn't propping up fossil fuels and trying to squash the clean economy 🤔 How much of the red would've stayed green?

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E2 @e2.org · 19/12/2025

A #cleanenergy economy story in two parts: Picture 1 = Despite the policy uncertainty, 2025 has seen nearly as many #cleanenergy project announcements as 2024. Proof that momentum for progress continues.

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E2 @e2.org · 17/12/2025

Instead of "red" vs "blue" the only thing we want to see in 2026 is green, clean energy; a proven sector generating quality jobs for communities across America. Investing in clean energy means investing in domestic industrial power and quality jobs for millions of Americans. #WednesdayWisdom

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E2 @e2.org · 16/12/2025

Last week, Michelle Knox, the owner of WindSolarUSA, Inc. who's helping bring affordable, clean energy to Illinois, joined E2 to show members of the House and Senate that clean energy is good for the economy and environment in every state, city, and town in America.

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E2 @e2.org · 15/12/2025

Through November, we've seen nearly 3x more private sector project cancellations compared to announcements in the #cleanenergy economy in 2025. Despite seeing the fewest cancellations of any month, a negative policy environment continues the trend of economic losses outweighing potential gains.

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E2 @e2.org · 09/12/2025

Backing clean energy is not a "left" or "right" policy issue. Democratic and Republican districts will both suffer if we continue to pull back from the clean economy. A message to lawmakers: Don't leave the United States behind as the rest of the world 🌍 shifts to a clean energy future.

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E2 @e2.org · 04/12/2025

Divesting from clean energy weakens American manufacturing. 45 out of the 51 projects that have been abandoned or cancelled in 2025 supported the rebirth of US innovation. Supporting clean energy is a nonpartisan strategy to build the future at home: lnkd.in/e8KQHm-e

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E2 @e2.org · 04/12/2025

Energy efficiency employs about 2/3's of the clean economy workforce. #Energyefficiency also remains the most cost-effective way to reduce emissions & lower electricity bills. Another disappointing move by the current administration: subscriber.politicopro.com/article/eene...

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E2 @e2.org · 02/12/2025

Who pays the price when the government stops incentivizing cheap, reliable, and clean energy? The people, as Michael Timberlake explains in our latest edition of the Clean Economy Project Tracker: on.e2.org/3KbzvrC

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E2 @e2.org · 28/11/2025

Thankful for the people, businesses, & lawmakers who invest in a clean energy economy. Despite headwinds, 70 new clean energy projects have been announced in 2025, through October 31. These projects should generate more than 17,000 jobs and inject more than $11 billion into local economies.

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E2 @e2.org · 26/11/2025

🔎 We continue to track the Clean Economy and we've noticed an acceleration...in the wrong direction. October saw 9 #cleanenergy projects abandoned, closed, or downsized. 📉 America lost $4.4 BILLION investment 👷👷 Americans lose out on 8,700 jobs Full Report: e2.org/reports/clea...

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E2 @e2.org · 21/11/2025

Last week, The Detroit News looked at our ongoing analysis of the project cancellations hitting the EV and battery sectors under the Trump administration. The timing couldn't be worse as our executive director, Bob Keefe, told reporter Luke Ramseth. Full story: www.detroitnews.com/story/busine...

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E2 @e2.org · 19/11/2025

The story of the EV sector in America is a tale of two bills. In 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act led to $74 billion in private sector investment into the sector. This summer's One Big Beautiful Bill Act has put that progress in reverse, leading to the loss of more than $23 billion and 30,000 jobs.

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E2 @e2.org · 19/11/2025

Taking a moment to appreciate all the people who work with E2 to create a sustainable, clean energy economy...and the moments that bring us together to share ideas, strategize and socialize 🥂 🥗 Like our November 5th event with the LA Cleantech Incubator (LACI) and LA Business Council.

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E2 @e2.org · 18/11/2025

Saving energy while growing the economy is good business & good for the environment. E2 is proud to join 180 US companies in affirming our support for the @UNFCCC goal of doubling the global rate of energy efficiency improvements. Read the letter addressed to @Cop30noBrasil: bcse.org/images/2025%...

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E2 @e2.org · 13/11/2025

📅 TONIGHT from 5:00 - 8:00pm Eastern 🍻 @HeistBrewery NODA in Charlotte, North Carolina ❌ 💲 FREE event Join Zach Amittay for Wired for Change -- a conversation about clean energy, innovation, and the shifting policy landscape in the state! REGISTER ➡️ womensenergynetwork.glueup.com/event/wen-ca...

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E2 @e2.org · 12/11/2025

In honor of Bob Keefe building bridges between American businesses and both parties to enact smarter climate policy that boosts the economy, he made the TIME100 Climate List for 2025. He's among heads of state & climate visionaries of some of the world's biggest companies.

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E2 @e2.org · 06/11/2025

E2's Andy Wunder also spoke about the importance of leveraging the technology sector to advance smart climate policy in the home of Silicon Valley.

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E2 @e2.org · 06/11/2025

Still buzzing from last night's event celebrating California's return as a climate leader. The audience heard a riveting panel featuring state senator Ben Allen (CA-24), Mayte Sanchez of Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) and Clare Letmon of Los Angeles Business Council.

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