National Clean Energy Week | September 14-18, 2026
Policymakers Symposium
The Policymakers Symposium is a robust program featuring expert panel discussions and keynote remarks on the latest in climate and energy policy, highlighting leaders in their fields. Attendees will hear directly from top decision-makers in clean energy, including policymakers and top influencers in clean energy investment, innovation and policy. You can join us in person in D.C. or virtually!
Young Professionals Happy Hour
This happy hour provides an opportunity to network with the next generation of advocates for American clean energy, including 150+ young professionals from industry and government.
VIP Reception & Dinner
The VIP Reception & Dinner features policymakers and special guests, including 300+ leaders from the business community, state and federal government and more. Attendees in 2025 included 44 congressional staff and 4 Members of Congress.
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National Clean Energy Week is an annual week-long celebration of clean energy innovation with conversations to help solve the world’s most pressing challenges in nuclear, solar, wind, wave, hydropower, geothermal, natural gas, biomass, carbon capture, storage and waste-to-energy technologies.
National Clean Energy Week is dedicated to bipartisanship. We bring together business leaders, advocates, policymakers and trade associations from all perspectives who are dedicated to advancing clean energy. Together, we harness the power of free market and government collaboration to create jobs, expand our economy, strengthen America’s national security and preserve our environment.
National Clean Energy Week provides an unparalleled platform to elevate your organization’s profile and advance your clean energy priorities. Ensure that your organization is at the forefront of America’s most prominent show of bipartisan clean energy support!
WHO ATTENDS?
Industry Leaders, Advocates, Researchers, Investors and Policymakers, including Administration Officials, Senators, Representatives and Staff from the U.S. Congress, Federal Agencies and Departments such as:
- U.S. Senate Energy & Natural Resources Committee
- U.S. Senate Finance Committee
- U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee
- U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee
- U.S. House Ways & Means Committee
- U.S. House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
- U.S. House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- U.S. Department of Energy
- U.S. Department of Transportation
- U.S. Department of the Interior
- U.S. Department of Agriculture
- U.S. Department of State
WHY SPONSOR?
Position your company or organization as a leader in America’s clean energy discussion!
Be a part of the bipartisan discussion on new market development methods, policy debate, financing and technological innovation within our nation’s clean energy industry. You will have a chance to connect with top industry experts, policymakers and leaders in clean energy, as well as join receptions, happy hours and listen to various panels geared toward advancing innovative energy solutions.
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PAST SPONSORS
Amazon
American Clean Power
American Chemistry Council
American Conservation Coalition spbo 1
American Exploration and Production Council
American Forest Foundation
American Gas Association
American Petroleum Institute
American Public Power Association
Americans for Clean Energy Aviation Fuels (ACAF)
Association of American Railroads
Battery Council International
Bipartisan Policy Center
BP
Breakthrough Energy
Business Council for Sustainable Energy
Centerline Liberties
Chevron
Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA)
Clean Energy Business Network
ClearFlame Engine Technologies
ClearPath
Clearway Energy
Climate Advisers
Climate Leadership Council
Combined Heat and Power Alliance
Connector Labs
Conservation International
Conservative Climate Foundation
Conservative Energy Network
Constellation
Consumer Technology Association (CTA)
CRES Forum
Deploy US
EDP Renewables
Edison Electric Institute
Edison International
Electric Hydrogen
Eos Energy
ESS Inc.
ExxonMobil
Government of Quebec
Growth Energy
Hannon Armstrong
Heat Is Power
Hydro Quebec
Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA)
Kore Power
Large Public Power Council
Leeward Renewable Energy
MacArthur Foundation
Modern Hydrogen
Nano One
National Hydropower Association
National Propane Gas Association
National Taxpayers Union Foundation
New Range Copper Nickel
Nexans
NextEra Energy
NGVAmerica
Nuclear Energy Institute
Ocean Winds
PG&E Corporation
PSE
Quebec
Schneider Electric
Solar Energy Industries Association
South 32 Hermosa
Sunrun
Tennessee Valley Authority
The Nature Conservancy
The Permitting Institute
The Pew Charitable Trust
The Washington Times
Twin Metals Minnesota
UL Standards & Engagement
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Global Energy Institute
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