Our founding members believe that clean energy is important. Here are a few words about why they chose to partner with Clean Energy Business Council.

Clean Line Energy values the CEBC's efforts to advance clean energy initiatives in the region. Renewables are a great investment for local economies, provide jobs, increase tax revenue and provide low-cost clean energy. The region has tremendous growth opportunity in renewables, and the CEBC is a great collaborative initiative to help facilitate more development in the region.
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Nest is relatively new to Kansas although we have been selling through retail stores there for some time. We joined CEBC to learn more about the market for energy efficiency in Kansas and to partner up with like-minded clean energy companies.
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Kansas has the potential to be a national leader in energy efficiency, and the Clean Energy Business Council has the track record of collaboration to make this vision a reality that benefits all Kansans.
Brian Bowen
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As a Kansas solar installation business that has seen the market steadily increase over the last decade, we are fortunate to join like-minded partners in the CEBC community to promote the inevitable clean energy revolution.
Kevin Good
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Cromwell Solar has been installing solar systems since the 1980's and is committed to installing quality solar arrays, creating good jobs, and advocating for quality energy policy. The Clean Energy Business Council shares these goals by bringing together similar-minded businesses to work with policy-makers in a manner that individual companies would not be able to do alone. We look forward to working with CEBC and its members to keep Kansas on the path toward a welcoming environment for renewable energy and energy efficiency.
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We are at a unique moment in time when efficiency and renewables companies can help grow the Kansas economy and deliver benefits to consumers throughout the state. The CEBC is the go-to voice for the clean energy economy in Kansas and will ensure that our companies are well positioned to be an engine for economic growth.
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To remain competitive and meet sustainability goals, it is paramount that Kansas businesses and communities have innovative and economically-viable, clean energy choices. To that end, PROSOCO is excited to partner with the Clean Energy Business Council to help advance renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency. CEBC is a great member-driven effort that is focused on collaboration and business growth in Kansas.
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The Clean Energy Business Council recognizes the value that renewables and energy efficiency bring not only to Kansas communities, but also to major companies willing to invest in our state. They bring together the relevant stakeholders who want to promote Kansas as a leader in the 21st Century Energy Economy.
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Metropolitan Energy Center is excited to work with the Clean Energy Business Council to encourage the use of clean energy through renewable transportation fuels and energy efficient buildings. By joining stakeholders together and promoting our shared interests of energy efficiency and economic vitality, we can grow the local economy while making Kansas a model state for clean energy practices.
Kelly Gilbert
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As a small business, King Solar alone does not have the resources to tackle energy issues across the state. The Clean Energy Business Council allows us to pool our resources with like minded businesses. This increases our reach and effectiveness in the state wide alternative energy conversation.
Mark Horst
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The Solar Design Studio believes that collaborating with the CEBC to promote growth focused solar policies in the state will create enduring economic and environmental opportunities for all Kansans.
Bob Solger
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CEBC has a foundational role in facilitating the deployment of new energy technology in Kansas.
Ted Lesiecki
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We see the CEBC as an effective tool to help grow a clean, renewable energy economy through its ability to promote solar policies & clean energy initiatives in the state of Kansas.
Keith Grapler
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The Chamber of Lawrence, KS, encourages public and private investment in renewable energy production and recognizes the industry’s potential as a driver for job creation, business attraction and workforce training opportunities. As such, we are happy to collaborate with the CEBC in their efforts to ensure the continued growth of renewables throughout our region.
Adam Handshy
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Energy security and resilience contributes directly to military readiness. Secure and reliable access to energy and water is vital for the Army to perform its mission. By working with organizations like the Clean Energy Business Council, the Army is seeking to enhance energy resiliency at our installations.
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