Energy Alabama
@energyalabama
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Advancing Alabama's clean energy future through education and advocacy.
Alabama, USA
Joined July 2014
These are the major corporations that want clean energy and are being actively blocked by Alabama Power and the Alabama Public Service Commission. Renewable energy is good for business. CC: @TwinkleforAL @JeremyHOdenPSC @chipbeeker
Nearly 80 major corporate entities are pressing Congress to enact a federal clean electricity standard
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☀️Exciting news Birmingham! The City Council is considering a grant that could bring solar power to city-owned buildings and abandoned sites. Let’s brighten the future with clean energy! Read more below:
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Our leaders must act NOW to restore these critical funds. ⚡ Contact your local representatives in just one click:
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⚡️Join Energy Alabama for Charge Up Your Tailgate! This exciting event will take place on February 15th at UAH! Stop by to check out amazing electric vehicles, enjoy free food, and grab some awesome giveaways! Location: UAH Date and Time: February 15th, 2025 | 12-4pm
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✨TOMORROW✨ Join Energy Alabama and WBHM for News and Brews! Learn about our clean energy efforts and snag some cool freebies. See you there! Location: East 59 Cafe, Birmingham, AL 35242 Date and Time: February 7th, 2025 | 7-10AM
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🚗⚡️️CHARGE UP YOUR TAILGATE with Energy Alabama! Join us on February 15th at UAH for an electrifying celebration of clean energy and sustainability! Come check out amazing electric vehicles, enjoy free food, and grab some awesome giveaways!
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🌿☕️ Join Energy Alabama at News and Brews at East 59 Cafe! Learn all about our clean energy initiatives and score some free swag. Can't wait to see you there! Location: East 59 Cafe, Birmingham, AL 35242 Date and Time: February 7th, 2025 | 7-10AM
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💡Need Help with Your Energy Bills? The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is accepting new clients starting in March. If you’re struggling with energy costs, this program can help. Read more here:
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⚡️February is an exciting month for Energy Alabama! Mark your calendars for these upcoming events. Check out more info on our website:
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RT @cleanenergyorg: Clean energy employs about 3.3 million people, or 1 out of every 50 U.S. workers. Their wages on average are 21% higher…
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🌱☕️What’s better than coffee and clean energy? Join Energy Alabama and WBHM 90.3 for a chance to grab swag, sip coffee, and learn how you can help create a cleaner world. Location: East 59 Cafe, Birmingham, AL 35242 Date and Time: February 7th, 2025 | 7-10AM
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🌟The numbers don’t lie—Alabama is behind on energy efficiency investments. But with the right policies and federal funding, we can change that. Let’s invest in efficiency for lower bills, a stronger grid, and a greener future! Read more:
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Adtran’s $95K donation to Buckhorn High School will boost air quality, slash energy costs, and create a healthier, more sustainable learning environment!
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Congrats to @tuscaloosacity on bold steps toward a clean energy future! Their new zoning code includes EV infrastructure, residential EV charging requirements, & solar-friendly zoning—paving the way for a more sustainable, resilient community. Read more:
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🚍⚡The future of school transportation is here! Thanks to the Clean School Bus Program, electric buses are rolling into the TVA region, reducing carbon emissions and improving air quality for kids! Read more here:
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✨Let’s debunk solar myths and embrace the power of the sun!
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☀️ Huntsville is harnessing the power of the sun and lighting the way to a cleaner, brighter future! Read more:
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RT @dennispillion: PSA: Just in case it comes up over the holidays, those anti-renewable energy rants from your parents' new favorite show…
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RT @dennispillion: The Alabama Public Service Commission says changing fuel rates on customers' electric bills doesn't amount to a "proceed…
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The Alabama Public Service Commission is cutting YOU out of the process when deciding how much Alabama Power’s customers pay for energy. 💡Alabamians deserve transparency and input when it comes to energy decisions. Read more:
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