CLEAN ENERGY ACTION
EIN 20-8556667 · Environmental Education (C60)
What they do
Clean Energy Action Implemented A Community Resilience Education and Outreach Program Supported By A $30,000 Grant From Clean Energy Group. The Program Developed and Distributed Educational Resources Focused On Solar Energy, Battery Storage, Resilience Hubs, and Funding Opportunities for Solar-plus-storage Projects Serving Underserved Communities. Staff and Volunteers Conducted Webinars, Office Hours, Public Outreach Events, and Technical Assistance Activities That Reached Approximately 2,600 Individuals and Community Stakeholders, Educating Participants About Reducing Utility Costs, Improving Energy Resilience, and Maintaining Backup Power During Grid Outages. The Program Also Provided Information to Organizations Interested In Developing Resilience Hubs Capable of Supporting Community Members During Emergencies and Extreme Weather Events. Activities Included Website Development, Educational Materials, and Community Engagement Efforts Carried Out In Collaboration With Local Partners.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2010
- Location
- PO BOX 1399, BOULDER, CO 80306-1399
- County
- Boulder
- In care of
- % R J HARRINGTON