With the sixth National Clean Energy Week (NCEW) nearly a month away, governors in five states have been the first to issue proclamations recognizing September 26-30, 2022, as Clean Energy

  Colorado Governor Jared Polis has issued a proclamation recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Vermont Governor Phil Scott has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 202—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has issued a proclamation recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy

  Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has issued a proclamation recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  U.S. Senators Susan Collins (R-ME) and Maria Cantwell (D-WA) led the passage of a bipartisan resolution recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as National Clean Energy Week (NCEW). “We cannot allow improving

  Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Idaho Governor Brad Little has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Maine Governor Janet Mills has issued a proclamation recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 202—as Clean Energy Week in the state in conjunction with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week

  The fifth annual National Clean Energy Week (NCEW) (September 20-24, 2021) today celebrates the launch of the Policy Makers Symposium with newly added speakers—including U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Deputy Secretary Dave

  Kicking off a weeklong celebration of the clean energy sector’s contributions to America’s economic strength and reductions to global emissions, U.S. Representatives John Curtis (R-UT) and Alan Lowenthal (D-CA)

  Click HERE to watch Governor Kemp’s video remarks on Clean Energy Week 2021 Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has issued a proclamation recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as Clean Energy Week in the

  Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker has issued a proclamation recognizing this week—September 20-24, 2021—as Clean Energy Week in the state, coinciding with the fifth annual National Clean Energy Week (NCEW).

  National Clean Energy Week (NCEW) kicks-off today with proclamations from more than half of the nation’s governors recognizing September 20-24, 2021 as Clean Energy Week in their respective states in conjunction with the fifth anniversary of NCEW.   “Thank you to this distinguished,