Illinois veto session is scheduled for six days in October, starting on Tuesday, October 14.

MEEA presented the 16th Annual Midwest Building Energy Codes Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from September 16 to 18, featuring a stacked lineup of great speakers and discussion topics.

At MEEA, we take pride in our ability to offer the Building Operator Certification® (BOC) to those in the Midwest that are hoping to reduce energy use in their facilities, learn more about preventative maintenance procedures, and improve the comfort of ev

As part of the settlement agreements under the Missouri Energy Efficiency Investment Act (MEEIA) cycle 4 regulatory proceedings, funding was established for a “Statewide MEEIA Feasibility Study,” in which a consultant conducts a review of current demand side management programs nationally and rep

Part One: An Introduction to SPP’s New Resource Adequacy RulesIn August 2024 the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), the

This blog was written by the Midwest Heating & Cooling Collaborative. 

Energy efficiency upgrades can be inaccessible to some homeowners due to high upfront costs. Utility companies and others can mitigate this by implementing programs to provide income-qualifying homeowners with free or discounted energy efficient upgrades.

Recently, there have been several actions and rumored future actions at the federal level that risk increasing customer energy bills and making energy less affordable in the future.

The Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) has been the facilitator of Building Operator Certification® (BOC) training in the Midwest for over 20 years.

The biggest barrier to completing energy-efficient home improvements for some customers is unsurmountable health and safety hazards.