Projects that move the needle on carbon reduction are bringing established companies, investors and entrepreneurs to the city.
Statewide, the number of clean energy jobs already outpaces the number of fossil fuel jobs.
Reducing the energy burden for Philadelphians means homes that are safe, warm, healthy and affordable for the long term.
In public buildings, schools, homes and businesses, clean and efficient energy is a vehicle for improving the health of our communities.
The Philadelphia Energy Authority, through the leadership and support of City Council President Darrell Clarke, launched the Philadelphia Energy Campaign in February 2016 to create jobs, strengthen communities, cut energy bills and reduce Philadelphia’s carbon footprint. The Campaign will leverage $1 billion in public and private financing to invest in clean energy and energy efficiency projects in four key sectors. Learn more
Philadelphia Energy Authority (PEA) joins Philadelphia Green Capital Corp. (PGCC) to announce that the Philadelphia Energy Campaign has achieved... Read More
The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) announced 74 schools across Pennsylvania are going solar with the... Read More