Imagine a grid that is truly integrated across electric, thermal, and transport energy and relies on 100 percent renewable energy.

President Sheldon Strom describes how CEE's founding, earliest programs, and first research projects set the stage for our roles as public stewards, pragmatic pioneers, community resources, and expert implementers.

Manager of Residential Programs Carl Nelson explains how CEE overcame well-known barriers to save energy in Minnesota apartment buildings.

Program Manger Kevin Bengtson explains how energy feedback and data visualization could attract a hard-to-reach efficiency market: small industr

A Minneapolis homeowner uses two of CEE's residential programs to make his home more efficient as well as upgrade his furnace and a/c systems.

A subscription to a community solar project several miles from home isn’t as obvious as rooftop solar, which raises a question familiar to energy efficiency - how to make an invisible commitment to clean energy visible?

The holidays can have a big energy impact, but we can all take steps to reduce our consumption. i.e. asked CEE staff for their best energy-saving ideas for Thanksgiving.

To kick-start their energy saving campaign TOLBY gave energy presentations to over 130 youth and Creation Care Team members also tabled after Sunday masses.  

At a Women’s Environmental Network panel discussion, the speakers and audience moved beyond stereotypes of millenials (sense of entitlement and social media literacy) to take closer look at how each generation can help solve environmental issues.