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In an article detailing Apple's 100% renewable pledge (up and down the supply chain) Computerworld writes:

A Statement from Advanced Energy Economy and the Keystone Energy Efficiency Alliance Supporting Patrick McDonnell’s nomination as Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection 

Americans for Prosperity in Florida, a Koch-funded group, claimed that U.S. Representative Patrick Murphy's support of the Clean Power Plan would raise homowners' utility bills by $500. Politifact checked it out using many sources, including AEE's data, and found the statement to be "mostly false." From the article: 

In an article detailing the latest California legislative session, Utility Dive quotes AEE's Steve Chadima:

AEE's support of California's recent slate of legislation signed into law this week was featured in GTM2's State Bulletin column:

With Gov. Brown’s Bill Signing Ceremony, Advanced Energy Economy Wraps a Successful Legislative Season in Sacramento

Julia Pyper quotes AEE's statement from Lisa Frantzis on updated rate designs:

AEE supported Yes on Amendment 4, a campaign in Florida to make solar power more affordable to Floridians. Amendment 4 was successfully passed on August 30. Here's the round-up of coverage: 

Statement of AEE upon Passage by Florida Voters of Amendment 4, Exempting Solar, Renewable Energy from State Property Tax