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Several news outlets, including Greentech Media, E&E News, and PV Magazine covered the release of AEE's latest report, Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report. Check out the full coverage from those sources here. Additional coverage included:

The National Law Review reported on AEE's 2015 Market Report in two separate features. The first, written by Sahir Surmeli, focuses on the relative size of the advanced energy economy:

Fierce Energy reported on AEE's new report, Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report. Barbara Lundin writes: 

By Umair Irfan

Julia Pyper, writing for Greentech Media, features AEE's new 2015 Market Report in a story. "The advanced energy sector has made it to the big leagues," she begins.

PV Magazine covered AEE's new report, Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report, citing its findings about the size and scope of the advanced energy market. 

In Advanced Energy Now 2015 Market Report, now available for download here, we found that energy efficiency is the largest segment of this nearly $1.3 trillion global market. In the article "Building Efficiency Now Biggest Business in Advanced Energy," Elisa Woods writes, "If there were any doubt that advanced energy has become big business — particularly building efficiency — a report out today puts it to rest."

By Katherine Ling

Washington, D.C. – At nearly $1.3 trillion in estimated global revenue for 2014, the market for advanced energy products and services is as large as apparel and fashion and almost four times the size of the semiconductor industry worldwide, according to a report commissioned by Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), a national business association. In the United States, advanced energy market revenue grew 14% last year – five times the rate of the U.S. economy overall – to just under $200 billion, making it bigger than the airline industry, equal to pharmaceuticals, and nearly equal to consumer electronics in this country.

“This order from the Public Service Commission is a huge step toward a better energy future for New York State,” said Lisa Frantzis, Senior Vice President, Advanced Energy Economy, a national business organization. “This order provides a framework for bringing exciting new options to customers for meeting their electricity needs flexibly, reliably, and affordably. We commend Chair Zibelman and the Commission for their leadership in charting a course that will maximize the value of distributed energy resources for households, businesses, and the economy.”