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How do Minnesota voters feel about clean energy? Learn which energy technologies voters want to see more of, which issues rank highest in importance for a candidate for political office to support, how voters feel about mining in Minnesota in relation to the clean energy supply chain and much more.

To help its students tap into Minnesota’s fast-growing clean energy workforce, White Earth Tribal & Community College (WETCC), in partnership with the Rural Renewable Energy Alliance (RREAL) launched a solar training certificate program during the pandemic.

There are a lot of questions about Minnesota’s transition to a clean energy future. Here we answer some of the most commonly asked questions to help debunk fact from fiction.

80% of Minnesota voters support an “all of the above” energy strategy focused on lowering dependence on fossil fuels

Recently, Tiffanie Connelly, CEEM’s Digital Marketing Manager, and her husband, Tom, installed an 11.2-kilowatt solar array on their Plymouth home. Learn more about the choice and process.

$370B in play: Businesses, government agencies and consumers are still trying to digest the implications of the recently passed Investment Reduction Act.

This internship exceeded my expectations and allowed me to grow in ways I wasn’t anticipating. I am excited to take the skills and knowledge I’ve learned from this internship with me along my educational and career journey.

75F graciously hosted CEEM and members for a happy hour and panel discussion on “future proofing buildings.”

Hi everyone, my name is Chandra Her and I am joining the CEEM team as the Policy Associate for Government Affairs. I’m thrilled to be joining CEEM as my first job post-grad. I can’t wait to be a part of the awesome work CEEM does.