Arkansas Advanced
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The business voice for advanced energy in Arkansas
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The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) is the business voice for advanced energy in Arkansas.
AAEA is dedicated to growing Arkansas’s economy through expanded utilization of advanced energy technologies, including energy efficiency, demand response, natural gas electric generation, solar, wind, hydro, nuclear, electric vehicles, alternative fuels and smart grid. These are innovations that make our energy supply more secure, clean and affordable.
AAEA engages in policy advocacy at the federal, state and regulatory levels; industry policy group briefings; targeted outreach to other businesses and policymakers in Arkansas and across the country and regular communications with our members.
Membership in AAEA is an opportunity to be a part of a growing and influential organization that is leading the way for advanced energy development in Arkansas.
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Arkansas Advanced Energy Association Welcomes New Executive Director
Little Rock – The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) and its educational affiliate the...
Welcome and Congratulations to New Board Members and Officers!
New AAEA Board Members Justin McCann, Today’s Power Inc.Caleb Gordon, Shine SolarWill Black,...
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ADT Solar
Advanced Energy Economy
AEV Solar
AMERESCO
Arkansas Dept. of Energy & Environment
Arkansas Federal Credit Union
Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Corp
Arkansas Solar Power, Inc.
Arkansas State University System
Audubon Arkansas
Benton Smith
Bernhard Energy
Black Hills Energy
Central Arkansas Water
Citizens’ Climate Lobby Arkansas Chapters
City of Fayetteville
City of Little Rock Sustainability Office
City of Rogers
Clear Energy
Comfort Systems USA
COR Power & Gas
CustomXM
Delta Solar
Dimension Renewable Energy
Dixon Law Firm PLLC
EightTwenty
Energy Systems Group
Entegrity Energy Partners, LLC
Entergy Arkansas, LLC
Envirotech
eSCO Processing and Recycling
Evolve Auto
First Horizon | IberiaBank
Friday, Eldredge, & Clark
FutureFuel Chemical Company
GoodLeap
Greentech Renewables Little Rock
Invenergy
Jim Metzger
Johnson Control, Inc.
LightWave Solar
Little Rock Community Solar Partners, LLC
McKinstry
Mike Coulson
Mountain Ridge Energy Service, LLC
NextEra
OG&E
OMCO Solar
Orsted
Ozark Solar, LLC
Paradoxe Corporation
Pedal Steel Solar
Pedal Valves, Inc
Performance Services, Inc.
Perihelion Solar
Powers of Arkansas, Inc
Rabago LLC
RiggsCAT
Scenic Hill Solar, LLC
Seal Solar
Shine Solar
Solera Energy/MOSEIA
SolSystems
Southwestern Electric Power Company
Stone Creek Solar
Summit Energy
Sunnova
Tesla Owners Club
The Stitt Group
Today’s Power
Tom Waggoner
TremWel Energy
Triple Oak Power
Trotter Law Firm PLLC
Universal Power
University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana
University of Arkansas System
Walmart, Inc.
Wright Lindsey Jennings
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About Arkansas Advanced Energy Association
AAEA is dedicated to growing Arkansas’s economy through expanded utilization of advanced energy technologies, including energy efficiency, demand response, natural gas electric generation, solar, wind, hydro, nuclear, electric vehicles, alternative fuels and smart grid.
Recent News
Arkansas Advanced Energy Association Welcomes New Executive Director
Little Rock – The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) and its educational affiliate the Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation (AAEF) announce Lauren Waldrip has been selected as executive director of both groups effective September 1. Waldrip previously served...
Welcome and Congratulations to New Board Members and Officers!
New AAEA Board Members Justin McCann, Today’s Power Inc.Caleb Gordon, Shine SolarWill Black, Performance ServicesLisa Perry, Walmart Energy ServicesMark Cayce, Ouachita Electric Cooperative Corporation New AAEF Board Members Jennah Denney, Today’s Power Inc.Gary...
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