States that partner with NEEP are able to strategically engage NEEP resources and convenings to achieve their state goals for energy efficiency.

• Harness the power of the region through NEEP state, industry, and non-profit stakeholders
• Benefit from cutting edge efforts taking place in our region through NEEP’s learning exchange
• Leverage funding and market share
• Stay abreast of the latest developments in the industry and in policy
• Be inspired to find new pathways to success

NEEP agrees to help states achieve their carbon reduction and energy efficiency goals and objectives through:

• Supported participation in the NEEP Regional Advanced Efficiency Leadership Network
• Participation in selected projects with clearly defined deliverables
• A monthly schedule of relevant NEEP events and publications and a quarterly progress report 
• Inclusion in the development of new projects aligned with a state’s work, and recognition of state regional leadership
• Customized briefings or presentations to state audiences relative to the selected portfolio topics by request
• Customized technical assistance

Contact Jennifer Wassan to learn more about our State Partnership Initiative.

NEEP's 2017/2018 State Partners

	Connecticut State Partners: CT DEEP, CT Energy Efficiency Board, Eversource Energy, United Illuminating Company, Southern Connecticut Gas and Connecticut Natural Gas Partners in 2017 / 2018
	District of Columbia State Partners: Department of Energy and Environment and DC Sustainable Energy Utility Partners in 2017
	New Hampshire State Partners: NH Office of Energy Policy and Planning, NH Public Utilities Commission, Eversource Energy, NH Electric Coop, Unitil and Liberty Utilities Partners in 2017 / 2018
	New York State Partners: NYSERDA Partners in 2017
	Rhode Island State Partners: RI Office of Energy Resources, National Grid RI, RI Department of Education and RI Energy Efficiency & Resource Management Council Partners in 2017 / 2018
	Vermont State Partners: Efficiency Vermont Partners in 2017