Clean Grid Association
CGA is answering your call for advocacy through Clean Grid Association -- our new 501(c)(6) trade organization. We make the business case for clean energy in the Midwest.
About Us
Recognizing our member's desire for increased advocacy resulting from multiple market dynamics, including the recent passage of the IRA bill and several state commitments to 100% clean energy in our footprint, Clean Grid Alliance formed a 501(c)(6) organization, which was established on October 10, 2023. Establishing a trade organization enables greater advocacy representing the business case for clean energy. This addition will further our mission of Advancing Clean Energy in the Midwest.
Clean Grid Association
Our new trade organization
“The Association's mission is to be the business voice for clean energy in the Midwest by supporting wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and electrical transmission.
What will we do?
To accomplish our mission, Clean Grid Association will:
- Advocate for legislative action and regulatory reforms regarding the delivery of a clean energy in the Midwest
- Promote the effective use of clean energy through education and outreach, and
- Connect and engage professionals focused on improving clean energy development, industry effectiveness, camaraderie, and collaboration.
Where do we work?
CGA covers the 9 Upper Midwest States of the MISO footprint, including:
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- North Dakota
- South Dakota
- Wisconsin
Our MISO work includes all these states, plus the MISO South states including Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
Benefits of Membership
The Clean Grid Association is member centered and member driven.
CG Association is dedicated to building a foundation that will provide clean energy companies with an effective, efficient, and sustainable advocacy platform committed to shaping the clean energy business environment in the Midwest and in MISO.
Membership includes:
- State Working Group calls to collaborate on advocacy strategies and share information
- Additional business services (lobbying, public affairs, etc.) and directly guiding strategy in individual states and local venues
- MISO Working Group calls to ensure comprehensive, integrated, forward-looking planning around transmission, wind and solar integration, and storage
- Networking at CGA's quarterly member meetings
- Dedicated staff with subject matter expertise in state policy, regulatory, and MISO, plus communications/public affairs support in key states
- Monthly newsletter including state and MISO updates, plus other news and events
- Members-only access to the CGA website
Are you looking for a seat at the table and to help drive clean energy development in the Midwest?
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