Clean energy provides affordable, reliable energy that benefits all Minnesotans. Policies at the state level can play a big role in shaping our clean energy transition. Know how ‘the candidates running to represent you feel about this topic before you cast your ballot this November.
MINNESOTA’S CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION OPPORTUNITIES
Stay in touch with our newsletterMinnesota is undergoing a dramatic energy transformation. Clean energy jobs in Minnesota are growing rapidly, we’ve become a national leader in community solar gardens and we’re ranked first in the Midwest in our state energy efficiency measures. But in order to meet state carbon emission reduction goals, the state has a lot of work to do. Luckily, clean energy businesses are prepared for the challenge. Clean Energy Economy MN (CEEM) is committed to helping double the industry workforce in Minnesota by 2030.
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2022 Minnesota Energy Factsheet
The Minnesota Energy Factsheet is a companion to the 2022 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook, compiled by research firm BloombergNEF for the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE).
Clean Jobs Midwest - 2021
In 2020, more than 55,300 Minnesotans worked in energy efficiency and clean energy, making the industry a major and promising part of the state’s economy. Despite the promising rebound in the second half of the year, at one point, more than 11,500 Minnesota clean energy workers had filed for unemployment. Even with setbacks, clean energy jobs rebounded quicker than the overall Minnesota workforce, according to the analysis.
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Minnesota Cleantech Innovation Events
June 6 @ 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm CDT Welcome Reception – Minnesota Cleantech Innovation Day Join us for a welcome reception for Minnesota Cleantech Innovation Day, sponsored by the Minneapolis Chamber of…
2023 End of session recap and Q&A
Join us for a members-only webinar that will give you deep insights into the highly impactful 2023 Minnesota Legislative Session! This webinar features three seasoned government relations experts from CEEM…
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Innovation is driving Finland and Minnesota towards clean energy goals
A Finnish delegation visited Minnesota to discuss business’ role in achieving clean energy economies.