Carrie Jenks

Functions as a College/University

Functions as an alternative investment manager

Provides legal services

Functions as a College/University

Provides environmental consulting services

Clean Energy Group is a national nonprofit organization based in Montpelier, dedicated to advancing an equitable and inclusive clean energy transition that addresses climate change and energy justice. The private company is located in the US. The organization focuses on promoting distributed clean energy technologies such as rooftop solar, battery storage, and demand response, with an emphasis on increasing access and benefits for low-income, environmental justice, and historically marginalized communities. The American company's work spans climate resilience and community health, distributed energy access and equity, energy storage and flexible demand, and fossil fuel replacement. Key initiatives include the Resilient Power Project, which supports community-led solar and storage deployments for reliable backup power and improved grid resilience; the Technical Assistance Fund, which offers project development support to community-serving organizations; and the Clean Energy Incentive Navigator, which helps stakeholders navigate funding and policy opportunities. The company also advances climate-resilient energy codes for affordable housing and promote policies that integrate energy storage to reduce peak demand and emissions. Clean Energy Group provides independent analysis, policy guidance, educational resources, webinars, and publications to support policymakers, advocates, and community organizations. The company's expertise includes critical evaluation of emerging technologies like green hydrogen, emphasizing evidence-based approaches and caution against solutions that perpetuate fossil fuel dependence. The organization collaborates with diverse stakeholders, including environmental justice groups, municipalities, and state agencies, to foster partnerships and equitable clean energy programs. The company was founded by Haitham M. Samih Abdulrahman Barakat, Michael J. Bradley. The CEO is Ragnar Thor Søegaard.