Anneli Olausson supports the Strategic Communications team, leading the implementation and management of the portfolio, including strategy, portfolio investments, and budgeting. She manages communications with grantees, consultants, and funding partners, and also manages networks to support cohesion within U.S. Energy Foundation and the broader climate advocacy field. Anneli previously studied human rights in Morocco and … Continued
If you want to be inspired about the future of electric vehicles (EVs), check out what’s happening in China. With the world’s largest vehicle market, China comprised more than half of all EV sales last year. The Chinese bought more EVs in a single year than Americans bought cumulatively over the past 10 years. And … Continued
SAN FRANCISCO (January 10, 2019) — Energy Foundation today announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Jason Mark as Chief Executive Officer effective January 11, 2019. Jason succeeds Eric Heitz, who recently departed the organization after 28 years as CEO and Co-founder. “I have had the opportunity to watch Jason grow as a leader … Continued
CEEM provides a powerful and much-needed voice for clean energy businesses in Minnesota.
Tania Noguera supports the work of the Clean Transportation team at U.S. Energy Foundation. She administers grants, manages the program budget, and communicates with grantees and funders. Previously, Tania worked as the Social Enterprise Development Officer for Light Up the World (LUTW), where she created and implemented an agent network for the sale of solar power systems in off-grid … Continued
When I was 28 years old, two friends and I got the invitation of a lifetime. MacArthur Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, and The Pew Charitable Trusts wanted a new joint initiative on the environment. Improbably, they asked three recent Stanford University graduates—Hal Harvey, Tom Strand, and me—to design an initiative to solve the nexus of … Continued
On December 18, 2018, the Council of the District of Columbia unanimously passed what will be the strongest climate law ever adopted by a U.S. city, once it is signed by Mayor Muriel Bowser. The Institute for Market Transformation (IMT), an Energy Foundation grantee, helped to write Mayor Bowser’s Clean Energy DC Plan, upon which the bill … Continued
Launching and maintaining an organization’s website is an ongoing learning process. We are grateful that our colleagues at the McKnight Foundation blogged about what they learned when they committed to making their website more accessible. McKnight’s Digital Engagement Officer Phil de la Vega and Communications Director Na Eng co-authored the post, which originally appeared on their website. It is posted … Continued
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Energy codes help to ensure that homes and other buildings are safe, healthy, comfortable, and affordable, while consuming less energy and improving air quality.