MEEA is producing a blog series to highlight Midwest communities using energy efficiency to progress their climate goals. The first city in the series is Cleveland, Ohio.

Energy efficiency holds great potential to deliver the benefits of a clean energy transition to marginalized Black and Brown communities.

The 2022 Midwest Energy Solutions Conference brought numerous conversations on a variety of topics in and out of the sessions. A trending topic for many attendees was workforce development.

During the 2022 Midwest Energy Solutions Conference, MEEA welcomed 11 students from across the Midwest to join more than 400 industry professionals in Chicago.

The Midwest is leading the way in efforts to advance Building Performance Standards.

The Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance is excited to announce the winners of the 18th annual Inspiring Efficiency Awards.

Resource & Distribution Planning In planning for how they will serve their customers in the future, electric utilities need to answer several fundamental, long-term questions.

On November 15, President Joe Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act (IIJA) into law after months of negotiations between the House and Senate.

This fall, MEEA hit the road to shake off the small talk cobwebs and dip our toes into small, safe networking gatherings again.

Over the past 15 years, utility-run energy efficiency programming has produced significant energy savings, customer cost savings and a host of system-wide and societal benefits throughout the Midwest.