BCSE’s membership includes businesses and trade organizations representing energy efficiency, energy storage, natural gas, renewable energy, sustainable transportation, and emerging decarbonization technologies.
The BCSE Partnership
Business leaders from the energy efficiency, renewable energy, and natural gas sectors formed the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE) in 1992 to advocate for policies that support a diverse portfolio of energy options in the United States and to ensure access to affordable, reliable, and clean energy solutions.
BCSE members account for $3.8 trillion in market capitalization and nearly 1 million employees.
Help ensure the ongoing success of the U.S. sustainable energy industries. Download our About the BCSE brochure to get even more information about our coalition and what we do.
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Clean Energy Coast to Coast
From building efficiency retrofits in Hawaii to wind farms in Minnesota to cutting-edge natural gas research in Oklahoma, BCSE members are strengthening America’s energy future and creating more than 3 million jobs.
Sustainable energy is providing job creation and economic benefits, as well as energy security and grid resilience in all states across America. That’s why states are leading the effort on clean energy deployment.
The Clean Energy Coast to Coast interactive map is a sample of the breadth of work being done by BCSE members nationwide. Each point on the map represents a BCSE member facility that is contributing to the American energy economy and includes a link with further information on the company and/or facility.
To view additional maps of state-by-state deployment of sustainable energy technologies, please visit the American Biogas Council, American Biomass Energy Association, American Gas Association, Clean Energy Business Network, Copper Development Association, National Hydropower Association, and the Solar Energy Industries Association.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of sustainable energy, staying informed about the latest trends, technologies, and regulatory changes is essential. BCSE provides its members with:
- Access to policymakers. BCSE members receive access and relationship-building opportunities with policymakers at the state, federal, and international levels.
- Advocacy and influence on policymaking. BCSE members have the opportunity to shape policies that expand markets through our federal, state, and international work programs.
- Expert insights. Engagement with thought leaders and industry experts who share their knowledge on pressing issues and emerging innovations. BCSE events feature leading speakers, panel discussions, and workshops that delve into the latest developments on issues relating to sustainable energy.
- Industry reports and data. Access to tailored research, data, and reports that offer deep dives into market trends, policy developments, and technological breakthroughs. These resources help our members make informed decisions and position their companies effectively.
- Best practices. Platforms to learn from the successes and challenges faced by peers through case studies and open dialogue. These exchanges empower companies to implement effective strategies and avoid common pitfalls.
- Invitations to BCSE premier member-only events. BCSE members receive special invitations to our signature events, including an annual membership meeting and the release of the annual Sustainable Energy in America Factbook.
- Expansive network of industry leaders. The Clean Energy Business Network (CEBN) is the small business division of BCSE, which encompasses a network of more than 8,000 cleantech business and community leaders across all 50 states and nearly every Congressional district. Through this network, BCSE and CEBN members work collaboratively on workforce expansion and community outreach efforts.
Download our About the BCSE brochure to get even more information about our coalition and what we do.
BCSE activities are supported primarily through annual membership dues.
Because BCSE is a 501(c)(6) organization, these dues are not tax-deductible, but they may be deductible as a business-related expense.
BCSE has three membership products: Board Member, Associate Member, and Council Supporter. All levels are eligible to participate in BCSE member events, committee meetings, policy advocacy, and educational outreach.
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Market Trends & Factbook
The 2025 edition of the Sustainable Energy in America Factbook provides up-to-date, accurate market intelligence about the broad range of industries that are contributing to the country’s move toward more efficient energy usage and cleaner energy production.