After many months of legislative negotiations, Governor Whitmer signed SB271, SB273 and SB502 into law on November 28.
Michelle Thorsell |
Where are we with training a new workforce?
Building and energy codes are improving with each edition published so that occupants of new buildings have an increasingly healthier, safer environment, and a reduction in energy consumption and carbon impact.
Maddie Wazowicz |
With this October edition, MEEA is proud to have reached the 100th issue of the Policy Insider.
John Gossman |
This material was originally published on the Sustainable Energy Action Committee website and is republished here with permission.
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Each year, MEEA is proud to provide scholarship support to dedicated students interested in attending our annual Midwest Energy Solutions Conference.
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In the Midwest, reducing and decarbonizing energy use in the residential and commercial sectors will be vital for navigating the energy transition, and many of our states and utilities are taking steps in the right directio
Maddie Liput |
MEEA’s Buildings Team recently held its 14th Annual Midwest Building Energy Codes Conference in Indianapolis on September 13 - 14.
Natalie Newman |
On September 1, the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) delivered an order approving the long pending Evergy Kansas Energy Efficiency Investment Act (KEEIA) plan filing, confirming the utility’s 2023-2026 Demand-Side Management (DSM) Portfolio and associated cost recovery mechanisms.
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Each year, the Inspiring Efficiency Awards recognize Midwest leaders who deliver groundbreaking advancements in energy efficiency in six categories: Champion, Leadership, Education, Impact, Marketing and Innovation.