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We are delighted you made it to this page as the Local Clean Energy needs the help of individuals and organizations that want to advance clean renewable energy in the Bay Area. We hope that you will share your enthusiasm and expertise with us. Here is how you can get involved:
Please sign up for our monthly mailing about the work of the Local Clean Energy Alliance, our organizing campaigns, the issues we are addressing, and opportunities to get involved. You can sign up here.
The Bay Area is incredibly well-positioned for a transition to a local clean energy economy, perhaps more so than any other region in this country. The Local Clean Energy Alliance (LCEA) welcomes organizational and inidividual members. Organizational members include nonprofits like Bay Localize, the Ecology Center, Pacific Environment, and the Sierra Club, and businesses like Sun Light & Power, SunEnergy, Nomad Café, and Crunchy Foods. We encourage both interested individuals and organizations to review our membership categories and join the alliance.
The Alliance has a few committees that lead our work in a number of program areas. Some of these focus on campaigns and grass-roots organizing, some work on research and issue analysis, and some help us with organizational development. Check out our committees and contact our Coordinator to get more involved.
We always have a need for volunteers who would be interested in community outreach, research, organizing, membership development, and event staffing. Get more information on specific types of volunteer positions.
We have a limited number of intern positions open from time to time. These are a great opportunity to gain experience on energy policy advocacy while providing us needed assistance. Internships sometimes provide a very small stipend. Check here for any current openings.
We are seeking a motivated and talented half-time Support Associate, who is passionate about social justice, to help provide administrative and communication functions needed to support our organizing and policy work. Check here for more information.
We are seeking a motivated, creative, and skilled part-time Organizing Associate, who is passionate about economic, environmental, and social justice, to bolster our organizing capacity to engage grassroots organizations in building the emerging movement to democratize energy. Check here for more information.
We are seeking a motivated, experienced, and skilled fundraiser, who is passionate about economic, environmental, and social justice, to secure the financial support needed to maintain and grow the capacity of the Reclaim Our Power: Utility Justice Campaign to carry out its ambitious goals. Check here for more information.
The Reclaim Our Power: Utility Justice Campaign seeks a motivated, experienced, and skilled Microgrid Projects Manager who is passionate about economic, environmental, and social justice, to manage the Campaign’s initiative to support the building of resilience hubs in California frontline communities. Check here for more information.
We are curently looking for a half-time research organizer to assist with the Reclaim Our Power: Utility Justice Campaign advocacy. Check here for more information.
We are curently looking for a half-time communications organizer to assist with the Reclaim Our Power: Utility Justice Campaign advocacy. Check here for more information.
We are curently looking for a half-time organizer to assist with our Community Choice energy advocacy. Check here for more information.
We are curently looking for a half-time organizer to assist with our Community Choice energy advocacy. Check here for more information.
We are curently looking for a quarter-time staffer to assist with our efforts to engage our community in building the movement for community ownership and control of energy, and to help us fund this critical climate justice work. Check here for more information.
We are looking for new leadership at the LCEA: people who are committed to our goals and passionate about a clean energy future, and about the clean power, healthy communities perspective of the LCEA. To make a nomination for Steering Committee, click here.