It’s time to get clean energy on the grid!

Help POW advance 500 megawatts of Clean Energy

Let’s Build Sh*t

With power demand expected to surge by up to 50% in the next 15 years, it’s time to build for our future. Clean energy is cheaper, more reliable, and can provide direct community benefits. Despite what the headlines say, most Americans are on board: 75% are comfortable with renewable energy in their backyards, but unfortunately, a loud, vocal minority is blocking local projects.

We’re calling on the Outdoor State™ to help advance 500 megawatts of renewable energy in the places we call home. We’ll give you the tools to cut through misinformation, update prohibitive policy, and get real projects across the finish line.

This moment may feel big, but you’re not in it alone. Let’s get to work.

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500

megawatts of renewable energy added to the grid by the end of 2026.

$14 M

generated in economic activery per 5 MW project.

5-20%

savings on electric bills for community solar subscribers.

How it works

1

Sign up and get the toolkit

2

Find a local project in your community

GET INVOLVED

3

Send an email to county commissioners or write an LTE

LET'S GET TO WORK

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Testimonials from our community

We’re not talking about trade-offs anymore. In the past 10 years or so, we now have these clean solutions that outperform the dirty solutions in multiple ways, You can have both a growing economy and a cleaner environment because we have things like EVs, wind, and solar.

Greg Nemet

POW Science Alliance member & professor of energy systems and international environmental policy at the University of Wisconsin–Madison

Building local clean energy isn’t just about reducing carbon emissions— it’s about caring for our families and neighbors by building more resilient and healthy communities. Clean energy is a reflection of the Outdoor State: innovative, inspiring, resilient, and driven by connection. POW’s campaign connects people and their power. We’re asking the Outdoor State to step up and accelerate the adoption of clean energy in our backyard.

Lindsey Halvorson

POW's Director of Campaigns