About
Energy Alabama is a nonprofit membership-based organization that has advocated for clean energy in Alabama since 2014. Our work is based on two pillars: education and advocacy.
Energy Alabama’s Pillars of Impact
Education
Our education efforts are focused on developing and inspiring tomorrow’s leaders through hands-on, interactive sustainable-energy educational activities. Our goal is to improve Alabama’s overall student achievement results in STEM-energy through the implementation of energy education in Alabama K-12 school systems.
Advocacy
Our advocacy efforts are focused on making it easier and more equitable to save energy and install renewable energy. Today many policies and laws block the deployment of sustainable energy in our great state. We think that is wrong. And we intend to change it. People have a right to make improvements to their property and should have a choice about where their energy comes from.

OUR VALUES
Energy Alabama
We place four values at the core of every decision we make,
and every issue we engage. They are:
The basic requirement for a successful policy is to recognize divergent views on important issues. Basic values in the policy must include:
- A recognition that reducing our dependence on fossil fuels, both domestic and imported is critical to our national and economic security
- Reliable, plentiful, sustainable, and affordable energy and its effective distribution are vital to the support and growth of all sectors of Alabama’s economy
- Recognizing and providing support for rural based energy solutions. The future energy needs of the state present unique opportunities to diversify the state’s energy supply and technology and provide new opportunities for agriculturally based products and Alabama based clean energy solutions.
- Successful energy strategy requires a collaboration among Alabama stakeholders. The interests of utilities, local power companies, cities, municipalities, landowners, business owners, and others must be recognized. This is the heavy lift for any sustainable policy, but it is work that must be done.
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Frequently Asked
The Alabama Public Service Commission—also known as the Alabama PSC or simply the PSC—is probably the state agency that you know the least about. But the PSC is one of the most powerful entities in the entire state. Click here to learn more.
Energy Alabama’s revenue comes from its members, grants, foundations, donors, and its online store. We do not accept any funding from utilities.
