Our mission is to Secure a clean and equitable energy future to tackle the climate crisis.
Our Vision U.S. Energy Foundation (EF) is a partnership of philanthropies focused on securing a clean and equitable energy future to tackle the climate crisis. Since 1991, Energy Foundation grantees have made significant progress in the largest-emitting sectors of the economy in the states with the greatest potential for carbon abatement. We envision a healthy, … Continued
At-A-Glance We support a network of advocates and experts who inform and execute strategies to achieve a clean energy future. 722 Grants 502 Groups $96M Total Search Our Grants“We are blessed with the desire and ability to build all-Indigenous led teams that work hard to find solutions and create policy so that we as Indigenous … Continued
Jobs Millions of Americans are working in solar, wind, energy efficiency, and other clean energy jobs—and the sector keeps growing. Health Cleaner sources of energy bring air quality and health benefits, particularly to our nation’s most vulnerable communities. Security Clean energy enhances energy security by increasing the resilience of our energy supply. equity Much remains … Continued
The Future is Clean U.S. Energy Foundation helps build a strong, clean energy economy. Our Mission Our mission is to secure a clean and equitable energy future to tackle the climate crisis. Where and How We Work Search Our Grants Stories of Impact Story Advancing Offshore Wind in New Jersey—Part of the Climate... New Jersey … Continued
Mariah Tate designs and implements innovative strategies to cultivate and sustain diverse philanthropic support for U.S. Energy Foundation’s mission to secure a clean and equitable energy future. Mariah previously served as U.S. Energy Foundation’s Senior Manager, Strategic Partnerships, and prior to that was U.S. Energy Foundation’s Systems and Operations Manager for the Strategic Partnerships team. Before joining … Continued
This week’s launch bolsters China’s role as an emerging global climate leader, one committed to action on a suite of policies and programs to achieve its climate objectives. It sends a clear signal to emitters that they will have to take individual responsibility for controlling their absolute carbon emissions.
The White House has announced it will repeal the Clean Power Plan. Meanwhile, state, city, and business leaders across the country are moving forward with clean energy solutions that reduce air and carbon pollution and grow the clean energy economy, creating well-paying American jobs.