The Virginia Energy Efficiency Council is the voice for the energy efficiency industry in the Commonwealth. Our diverse group of over 100 members includes Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits, local governments, state agencies, and more. The VAEEC’s goal is to ensure that energy efficiency is recognized as an integral part of Virginia’s economy and clean energy future.
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Google and the Virginia Department of Energy host a Grid Innovation Summit to discuss energy infrastructure to support continued economic growth
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Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Loan Program Is On Pace Across Virginia! The new statewide C-PACE program is live!
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RGGI funds have been a game-changer for many low-income homes
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Statement on Youngkin Administration’s Report on the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
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Chelsea Harnish Op-ED: Energy-efficient solutions are the key to improving indoor air quality in Virginia schools
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Virginia Hits Energy-Efficiency Milestone
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Virginia Energy Efficiency Council Statement on Gov. Northam’s SCC Appointment
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Virginia Energy Efficiency Council Joins Bill Signing Ceremony for Virginia Clean Economy Act
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Fifth Annual Virginia Energy Efficiency Leadership Awards
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Event Photos
Photos from our most recent in-person event: 2021 Energy Efficiency Forum & Awards Ceremony
Photos from past events can be viewed on our Photo Gallery.
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Greater investments in energy efficiency programs mean more local economic development, more jobs and a better economy.
Energy efficiency is a $1.5B industry in Virginia that supports more than 75,000 jobs.
Energy efficiency jobs are diverse and can be found in every sector from construction to sales, to manufacturing and technology. Many of these jobs cannot be outsourced and employees live in the communities they serve.
Energy efficiency is one of the most practical, cost-effective tools to reduce our energy consumption and dependency on fossil fuels, which in turn, helps reduce carbon emissions and spurs economic development.
With the commitment by the electric utilities, as part of the Grid Transformation and Security Act of 2018, to spend over $1B on efficiency programs over the next decade, Virginia is setting the stage for a total transformation of the energy efficiency industry.
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