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As a member of the Energy Efficiency Business Coalition (EEBC), you will have the opportunity to work along side other industry leaders to ensure the profitable future of the energy efficiency industry. Members have online access to members only content and are the first to know about important issues effecting the energy efficiency industry.  Show your commitment to the energy efficiency industry by joining today!

Member Benefits


Advocating for a the growth of a profitable industry

  • Providing a cohesive voice for the energy efficiency business community to local utilities, state legislature and city level program managers.
  • Regulatory representation and counsel at utility demand side management/energy efficiency program meetings
  • Engaging with members of the general assembly to promote state legislation that support energy efficiency businesses
  • Taking part in the development of municipal energy efficiency programs and initiatives 
  • Share your expertise by joining our industry specific program and policy committees
Direct Benefit for your Company
  • List your company information on our exclusive online business directory for potential customers and partners to learn about your services
  • Stay informed through our regular Energy Efficiency Business Forecast newsletters, email updates and conference calls
  • Network with other industry leaders at our quarterly membership, meetings or program & policy committees
  • Receive discounts from our affiliate members that provide installation tools, marketing support, and other business to business services
  • Attend most Energy Efficiency Business Coalition events, webinars, and workshops for no cost
  • Build credibility for your business by using the Energy Efficiency Business Coalition logos and media kit

The Energy Efficiency Business Coalition (EEBC) is a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(6) organization. Membership dues paid to the EEBC are not deductible as charitable contributions, but they may be deductible as a business expenses. However, any portion of your dues that supports EEBC activities that fall under the formal definitions of “lobbying” are not deductible business expenses. Lobbying is defined by law for federal income tax purposes to be “an attempt to influence legislation.” Currently, the EEBC does not engage in lobbying activities that meet the criteria of this definition, therefore 100% of the due paid to the EEBC may be considered tax deductible. The EEBC will notify members each year of the updated portion of membership dues used for lobbying. The EEBC strongly recommends consulting your corporate attorney and/or tax accountant to confirm how this affects your business tax liability.


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