Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
The Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA) is a non-profit that brings together a diverse group of stakeholders to promote energy efficiency through networking, program activities, and education. The results of increased energy efficiency will be a cleaner environment, a more prosperous economy, and a higher quality of life in the Southeastern United States. SEEA is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and is active in the 11-state region of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Contact Info:
999 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 1950
Atlanta, GA 30309
1-866-900-SEEA (7332)
404-566-4170 (Local)
info@seealliance.org
Website:
Specialties:
SEEA Staff on OCEAN
SEEA Resources on OCEAN
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In 2006, the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) prepared a report – Energizing Appalachia: A Regional Blueprint for Economic and Energy Development – that articulates the ARC energy goal “Develop the Appalachian Region’s energy potential to increase the supply of locally produced, clean, affordable energy, and to create and regain jobs” (ARC, 2006). The report identified three strategic objectives that support this goal, one of which involved...
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A report on the status of energy programs in the South and the funding that goes into the programs. Major conclusions from the report show that aggressive energy efficiency in the south would mean:
- Virtually ending growth in energy use for 20 years (without efficiency, continued energy waste would drive 16% growth in energy use)
- Retiring many (10 GW) old power plants, and avoiding many (49 GW) more (by my calculation, avoiding over $90 billion in power...
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A breakdown of energy consumption in Alabama, and energy efficiency opportunities in the state. Outlines the need for and advantages of codes and energy efficiency programs.
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A breakdown of energy consumption in Arkansas, and energy efficiency opportunities in the state. Outlines the need for and advantages of codes and energy efficiency programs.
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A breakdown of energy consumption in Florida, and energy efficiency opportunities in the state. Outlines the need for and advantages of codes and energy efficiency programs.