Clean Energy Businesses

Clean Energy Economy Minnesota was joined by members of the German-American Chamber of Commerce and others to discuss shared goals around clean energy and ways they can continue to work together.

Data and analytics are essential tools for achieving a clean energy future in Minnesota, allowing businesses to optimize energy consumption, reduce emissions and improve operational efficiency. By leveraging data insights, businesses can make informed decisions, set goals, and drive continuous improvements in energy efficiency.

Agrivoltaics combines solar energy generation with agricultural practices, revolutionizing land utilization and resource efficiency while creating opportunities for farmers and clean energy businesses.

Industry leaders in Minnesota’s clean transportation sector gathered to discuss the future of clean transportation in Minnesota.

Bob Blake’s Solar Bear and Native Sun are driving Red Lake’s clean energy transition by pioneering initiatives for economic and environmental progress.

A Finnish delegation visited Minnesota to discuss business’ role in achieving clean energy economies.

The 2021 Virtual Clean Energy Business Day at the Capitol was March 10, 2021 and was a day dedicated to sharing with legislators how Minnesota’s clean energy businesses are leading technology innovation and helping shape the future of Minnesota’s clean energy economy. The event was put on in partnership with the Center for Energy and the Environment (CEE), Clean Grid Alliance, MnSEIA and the U.S. Green Building Council. The event was sponsored by All Energy Solar and Apex Clean Energy.

Some 200 clean energy supporters filled the Minnesota Capitol this week for Clean Energy Business Day on March 4.

With climate debates making headlines nationwide, clean energy is increasingly a hot topic at the dinner table, at city hall, and all the way up to the Governor’s mansion. Recently, Clean Energy Economy MN has joined community discussions on climate, offering a perspective that fewer voters hear, how clean energy is growing jobs in their neighborhoods.