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Read articleThe Clean Coalition is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and a modern grid through technical, policy, and project development expertise.
We believe in expanding the use of renewable energy by creating fair, transparent, and effective policies and programs:
Ultimately, the Clean Coalition envisions the United States being 100% powered by renewable energy, substantially from local sources. To make this goal a reality, we are working to achieve these objectives by 2025:
The Clean Coalition operates according to these guiding principles:
I was impressed right away. The Clean Coalition came onto the scene quickly as a results-oriented advocate for targeted policies that can unleash the potential of renewable energy and the new energy economy through simple, fair, and effective market principles. The work of the Clean Coalition is vital in helping the United States accelerate its replacement of fossil fuels with renewables.
Hunter Lovins
President, Natural Capitalism Solutions
If our country is going to be competitive over the coming decades, we must embrace clean energy. We must transition our nation away from fossil fuels and quickly implement policies that support the growth of clean energy sources. The time is now, and the Clean Coalition is a leading organization in achieving these urgent goals through badly needed policy innovation.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
President, Waterkeeper Alliance
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