2017 legislative session
Bad for energy, but could’ve been worse: 2017 Legislative Session recap
As of now, the Jobs and Energy Bill is on its way to the governor’s desk to be signed into law. A few bad energy policies made it through, but many more were prevented. Find out what happened.
Better Buildings
Partnering to create equitable, efficient housing options
Ben Passer, senior policy associate, reflects on a recent national conference around energy efficiency, health, and equity — and that importance of ensuring that our policies create healthier communities for all.
Recent News
25th anniversary
Fresh Energy’s 25 years of progress on renewable electricity
Renewable electricity is booming in Minnesota. In honor of our 25th anniversary, Fresh Energy takes a look at the policies that paved the way and what’s coming next for the renewables market.
Events
July 13 | Clean Energy Solutions at the Scale of the Climate Problem
Join Fresh Energy’s Science Policy Director J. Drake Hamilton at Faith Lutheran Church in Coon Rapids, MN as she discusses Minnesota’s path towards building a clean energy future.
Electric Cars & Buses
Electric vehicles: good for public health and the planet
Everyone deserves clean air to breathe. Fresh Energy is committed to powering more of our vehicles with clean electricity to cut carbon and reduce health-threatening air pollution.
Better Buildings
Partnering to create equitable, efficient housing options
Ben Passer, senior policy associate, reflects on a recent national conference around energy efficiency, health, and equity — and that importance of ensuring that our policies create healthier communities for all.
Electric Cars & Buses
Fresh Energy goes west to share electric vehicle expertise
Next week, Fresh Energy will be sharing its electric vehicle expertise at one of the leading EV conferences in the United States- EV Roadmap 10 in Portland, OR.
Fresh Energy Statement
Fresh Energy statement on the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement
This week, President Donald Trump announced that he will withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement signed by 195 countries. Fresh Energy’s science policy director J. Drake Hamilton released the following statement in response.