American Bioenergy Association
The ABA seeks to be an advocate for progress in the production of power, transportation fuels, and chemicals from biomass. The constituency it represents encompasses ethanol fuel producers, biomass power producers, chemical companies, utilities, farmers, equipment manufacturers, environmental groups, the forest products industry as well as non-traditional allies and partners who support the goals of promoting the economic and environmental benefits of biomass utilization. By working with others ABA aims to build support in the federal government for the biomass industry through tax incentives, increased biomass research and development budgets, regulations and other policy initiatives.

American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing energy efficiency as a means of promoting both economic prosperity and environmental protection. ACEEE fulfills its mission by conducting in-depth technical and policy assessments, advising policymakers and program managers, working collaboratively with businesses, public interest groups, and other organizations, publishing books, conference proceedings, and reports, organizing conferences and workshops, and educating consumers and businesses. These projects and initiatives are performed in collaboration with dozens of organizations including federal and state agencies, utilities, research institutions, businesses, and public interest groups.

American Wind Energy Association
Since 1974 the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA)has advocated the development of wind energy as a reliable, environmentally superior energy alternative in the United States and around the world. This web site provides information on the AWEA's current projects, publications, events, energy policy, standards and technical information, and more.

Biogas Works
Biogas works is an extremely comprehensive site with information on the process of anaerobic digestion by which animal manure and other waste can be converted into useable energy. It includes a history of anaerobic digestion; recent news items about AD; reports, studies, and presentations (including policy information); resources; and yet more useful links.

Biomass Resource Information Clearinghouse
BRIC provides high-quality biomass resource data for the United States to the energy community. The goal is to create an atlas of resources- developing a national database on how much biomass is available, county by county. BRIC offers documentation and meeting notes from the Biomass Resource Assessment Task Review, a search engine and resource maps.

Center For Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology
CREST's goal is to accelerate the use of renewable energy by providing credible information, insightful analysis, and innovative strategies amid changing energy markets and mounting environmental needs. They also maintain a strong platform for research, publication, and dissemination of timely information regarding sustainable energy. The CREST web site provides such information about renewable energy sources such as hydropower, bioenergy, geothermal, wind, solar, and micropower. It also contains information about its renewable energy policy project, community events, and other topics related to energy and the environment.

Consumer Energy Center
Whether you're trying to cut the light bill or choosing the right windows for energy performance, the California Energy Commission has answers on its Consumer Energy Center site. The site not only offers help on conserving energy, but also lists programs for rebates, grants and loans, and contains a glossary of terms and an energy bookstore. A well-rounded resource for consumer energy issues.

DOE Biofuels Resource
The U.S. Department of Energy has created a site covering a range of biofuel-related topics, including history, legislation, resources and market issues. The Biofuels Information Center portion accesses information about the R & D efforts of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, including photos, publications and recent news.

Enegy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network
EREN is a governmental organization which is part of the Department of Energy. This site contains information on government programs, technologies, and legislation for renewable energy sources such as biomass, hydrogen, wind, ocean, geothermal, hydropower, and solar energy. It also provides links to governmental and non-governmental organization with more information in each of these areas.

Enex's Geothermal Energy in Horticulture and Agriculture
The enex hf owner companies have extensive experience in designing, constructing and operating reliable, economically feasible and environmentally benign geothermal systems for use in agriculture and horticulture.

Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Founded by a bipartisan group of Members of Congress in 1984, the Environmental and Energy Study Institute helps meet the critical need for timely information, the exchange of ideas, and rigorous policy debate on major environmental and energy issues. EESI promotes the development of public policy options that will sustain people, the environment and natural resources. We educate policymakers and other key individuals and constituencies with diverse perspectives through Capitol Hill briefings, roundtables, policy analysis and concise issue papers. We also encourage broad-based dialogue and provide strategic advice on important issues through active participation in various coalitions and networks, such as the Sustainable Energy Coalition of which EESI is a founding member. EESI is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.

Farm Energy Centre
Good source for publications (ordered through the mail) on energy-saving techniques; also general tips for being enery-efficient on the farm. Farm Energy Centre (FEC) operating as a division of its holding company FEC Services Ltd, is the UK's leading source of information on the application of energy based techniques in farming and horticulture. FEC works with farmers, utilities, research institutes and manufacturers providing expertise on energy applications and energy efficiency. FEC activities include work on energy efficiency, energy auditing, product development testing and evaluation, research and development, installation design, communication and energy brokering. We provide advisory services direct to farmers on behalf of a number of utility and trade clients, supporting the development of energy applications, safety and energy efficiency.

Minnesota Renewable Energy Society
Established in 1978, MRES today is a locally-based, non- profit organization committed to developing awareness and use of renewable energy sources across Minnesota and beyond. MRES seeks to promote and further the use of environmentally sound renewable energy sources across a broad spectrum of applications, including solar, wind, hydro, biomass, ethanol and emerging technologies. This web site is intended to provide both members and nonmembers with details of upcoming MRES sponsored events, information regarding MRES, and provide 'net surfers with a variety of links relevant to the use of renewable energy.

Minnesotans for an Energy-Efficient Economy
ME3 is a non-profit organization working towards a transition to a clean, efficient and fair energy system throught the use of clean technology and policy reform. There are at least 13 other non-profits working in collaboration with ME3 on various campaigns and projects. One such campaign, Sustainable Energy for Economic Development (SEED), works to assist farmers and rural Minnesota communities obtain the befefits of renewable energy. This site provides extensive information on this campaign in addition to similar efforts and a wide variety of energy issues.

National Association of State Departments of Agriculture's (NASDA) 2002 Farm Policy Initiative Briefing Book
This briefing book documents the progression of the 2002 Farm Bill starting back in May 2001. It includes testimony, panel discussions, a glossary of terms and more.

National Food and Energy Council
The NFEC is an association of nearly 200 electric companies, cooperatives and public power districts. Helping our members serve their rural customers is our primary goal. This is done through educational materials, training courses, and direct technical assistance to members. This web site provides information on green power opportunities such as Agricultural Methane Recovery, Biomass Combustion, and Solar and Wind power.

Process Energy: Agriculture
Energy in Agriculture Program Mission: To assist the agricultural industry (food and fiber production, food processing, irrigation districts) adopt energy efficient technologies and management practices that reduce production costs and minimize negative environmental impacts while improving economic sustainability. What You Will Find Here: Publications and Research Reports from research, demonstration and education projects designed to advance agricultural science and technology. Specific project areas include: on-farm irrigation, irrigation districts, dairy and livestock, field equipment, and ozone applications Technical information to assist engineers in the design and implementation of energy efficient equipment and technologies. Specific technologies include, among others: electric motors, pumps, compressed air, refrigeration, combined heat and power and power quality technologies Funding sources, both private and public, to leverage investments in productivity improvements List of related websites

Rachel's Environment & Health News
Rachel Carson, the famous scientist and writer, published Silent Spring in 1962, warning that toxic industrial chemicals and pesticides would cause irreparable harm to the environment and to human health. In 1986, we began publishing Rachel's Environment & Health News, which we named in honor of Rachel Carson. Rachel's provides timely information on toxic substances and other environmental hazards. The newsletter covers many technical issues, such as the toxicity of dioxin, incinerator emissions, rising cancer rates, and the intricacies of risk assessment, but it is written in plain language that anyone can understand. Much of the information covered in Rachel's never appears in the mainstream media and can only be found in medical and scientific journals that most people never see. Furthermore, Rachel's tries to put environmental problems into a political context of money and power, so that people can see how all our problems - and all our local fights -- are connected. To address these "big picture" concerns, we discuss issues such as the influx of money into our elections, the enormous influence of multinational corporations, and other distortions of our democracy.

Renewable Energy Action Program
The REAP coalition was formed to create a diverse, yet unified voice of support for renewable energy development. Renewable energy development is critical to our nation's ability to address four critical areas of concern: domestic economic development, foreign oil dependence, global warming, and public health.

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