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In a BNA article on possible extensions of energy tax credits, AEE is named as part of a broad coalition supporting the policy. From the article: 

Nearly 48,000 workers were employed in advanced energy businesses in Indiana in 2015, according to a new report published earlier today by Indiana Advanced Energy Economy (Indiana AEE). That's more Indiana jobs than are in machinery manufacturing (43,000), nearly two times the 25,000 jobs in colleges and universities and approaching the 60,000 in auto parts manufacturing, the group said.Based on our experience and growth across the United States and globally, we see great opportunities for Indiana in advanced energy. With a longstanding operations presence in Indiana, we are excited to be working with leaders and policymakers in the state to grow advanced energy business opportunities. – Steven Schamber, VP of hardware R&D for smart grid and energy management firm Landis & Gyr

National business group launching work in Hoosier State shows that energy efficiency, renewable energy, and other advanced energy businesses support 2 percent of jobs overall – more jobs than machinery manufacturing and nearly twice as many as colleges and universities in Indiana

Utility Dive asks how to value distributed energy resources. AEE's Ryan Katofsky of course has the answer. From the article: 

SNL covered AEE's efforts to ensure customer choice in energy for Virginia businesses. From the article: 

After the election results came in, news media worked to gauge the reaction of the new president-elect in the advanced energy space. AEE's Memo to the Trump Transition Team was widely cited:

 

Utility Dive's election write up quotes AEE CEO Graham Richard, discussing the election. From the article: 

Solar Industry Mag closed out its on article industry reactions to the election with a section on AEE:

AEE Calls on Trump Transition Team to Modernize the Electric Power System as Part of Rebuilding Infrastructure, Accelerate Utility Business Model Transformation, and Allow Advanced Energy Technologies to Compete
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