Become a SEEC Partner!

Consider becoming a partner with SEEC in the effort to educate Americans about energy efficiency. The SEEC disseminates information on energy efficient technologies, polices and strategies. As a United States Department of Energy Building Application Center, SEEC provides reliable information through energy notes, seminars, conferences and on-line material.

As a partner you will help shape the future direction of SEEC.

You will also be linked from our website. We are looking for organizations that own or operate buildings, distribute or manufacture building materials, equipment or control systems, provide energy audits or retrofit services, and that provide information on energy saving techniques. For those that own or operate buildings, you will receive information on the latest programs being piloted by DOE or state governments to help reduce energy in buildings.

Review and complete the partnership agreement form. Help us produce high performance, energy efficient buildings.

Partners

Current SEEC Partners

ACEEE
AIA New Orleans
Alabama Dept. of Economic & Community Affairs
Arkansas Energy Office
Atlantic Trust - Kendeda Fund
Building Performance & Comfort, Inc
Cambridge Homes
Center for the Commercialization of Electric Technologies
Cosella-Dorken Products
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Board
EarthCraft House
EarthCraft Virginia
Electric Power Research Institute
Electric Utility Marketing Manager of Texas
Energy Conservatory
Energy Knowledge Group
Enterprise
Federation of American Scientists
Florida Dept. of Community Affairs
Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
Florida Natural Gas Association
Florida Public Utilities
Florida Solar Energy Research and Education Foundation
G.W. Robinson
GA Environmental Facilities Authority
GA Tech / College of Architecture
Global Green USA / New Orleans
Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association
Greenprints 2009
Habitat for Humanity International
Home Builders Association--Metro Orlando
Home Depot Foundation
Jacksonville Electric Authority
Johns Manville
Liberty Building Forensics Group
Louisiana Dept. of Natural Resources
LSU Ag Center
NAIMA
New Orleans Regional Planning Commission
North Carolina State Energy Office
Oncor
PolySteel
Progress Energy
RESNET
South Carolina Energy Office
Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
Southface Cost Share
Texas A&M / College of Architecture
Texas A&M Engineering
Texas State Energy Conservation Office
Tommy Williams Homes
USGBC - Atlanta Regional Chapter
WCI Communites, Inc.