State Partners

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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.

	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 / 2018
	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 / 2018