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What’s New
- March 24 - EPA Launches Clean Energy Webcasts for Local Governments
- Feb 7 - EPA Announces New Environmental Equivalency Calculator
Press Release (EPA) >> - Feb 6 - Virginia joins State Partners
Press Release (EPA) >> - Dec 28 - National Action Plan 2025 Vision, New Resources, and Commitments
- Sept 7 - Presentations from Action Plan Southeast meeting available
- Jun 28 - EPA updates Power Profiler with 2004 data
- Jun 25 - EPA announces update to eGRID Data Browser
Today, more than ever, consumers have the ability — and the interest — to invest in clean energy. Clean energy includes energy efficiency and clean energy supply options like highly efficient combined heat and power as well as renewable energy sources.
EPA’s Clean Energy Programs are working with state policy makers, electric and gas utilities, energy customers, and other key stakeholders. By identifying, designing and implementing clean energy policy and technology solutions, we are delivering important environmental and economic benefits.
Energy and You
EPA’s Clean Energy Web site can help you understand:
State and Local Programs
Work with State and Local Governments to identify and implement cost-effective programs that save energy and improve air quality.
Clean Energy Programs
Work with industry and other key groups to encourage efficient, clean technologies such as combined heat and power and green power from renewable resources.
Climate Choice
Partnership program that recognizes emerging technologies that have the potential to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions once they are more widely adopted.
Clean Energy Resources
The following resources can assist you in measuring your environmental impact.