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[Pittsburgh, March 17, 2016] — Today, Advanced Energy Economy Institute (AEE Institute) and the Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) convened a discussion with utility, advanced energy, and thought leaders to discuss the status of the industrial energy efficiency sector in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania at large. AEE Institute and its affiliated state partner, the Keystone Energy Efficiency Alliance (KEEA), partnered with CMU to bring together twenty leading thinkers in the energy industry to discuss the opportunities and challenges for industrial efficiency in Southwest Pennsylvania.

   

In the article, "Natural gas marches on despite Supreme Court CPP ruling," FC Gas Intelligence quotes AEE's Matt Stanberry. From the article: 

In Energy Central's article, “How to build the energy internet in 3 steps,” AEE gets cited in step 2, deploy affordable DER. From the article: 

In “Why Cleantech Investors Should Consider Solar Investing,” Cleantech Investing News points to a speech by AEE's SVP of strategy and corporate development at last year's Solar Canada conference. Watch the full video here. Excerpt: 

Barbara Vergetis Lundin, writing in SmartGrid News about AEE's Advanced Energy Now 2016 Market Report, describes the growing market. From the article: 

The revenues for both wind and solar are up over 2015, writes Michael Copely in SNL, using AEE's 2016 Market Report as evidence. From the article: 

Barbara Grady, writing for GreenBiz, describes some of the technologies taking advanced energy by storm - and saving companies money while they're at it. From the article: 

Joshua S Hill, writing for CleanTechnica, covered the release of AEE's Advanced Energy Now 2016 Market Report. From the article:  

Malcolm Woolf, senior vice president for policy and government affairs at Advanced Energy Economy, joined Monica Trauzzi to explain "why, despite regulatory uncertainty, advanced energy and technology investments continue to see record growth."