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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Seal Solar completes 2-megawatt array for Washington County
by Jeff Della Rosa (JDellaRosa@nwabj.com) June 3, 2020 The largest county-owned solar array in...
No rate change for residential solar
by Andrew Moreau | June 2, 2020 Employees of Seal Solar install an inverter box on a solar array...
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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.
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Seal Solar completes 2-megawatt array for Washington County
by Jeff Della Rosa (JDellaRosa@nwabj.com) June 3, 2020 The largest county-owned solar array in Arkansas has started operating in south Fayetteville, according to a news release. North Little Rock-based Seal Solar activated Wednesday (June 3) the 2.01-megawatt array...
No rate change for residential solar
by Andrew Moreau | June 2, 2020 Employees of Seal Solar install an inverter box on a solar array in December at a home in Fayetteville. (NWA Democrat-Gazette/J.T. Wampler) (NWA DEMOCRAT GAZETTE / J.T. Wampler) Solar advocates won at least a temporary victory Monday...
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