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GROWING THE CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMY
ONE SMALL BUSINESS AT A TIME
The Clean Energy Business Network (CEBN) is the small business voice of the clean energy economy. Our network spans more than 8,000 cleantech business and community leaders across all 50 states. We democratize access to federal energy and climate policies and funding for a broad range of stakeholders—helping them navigate available resources and amplifying their voices in Washington.
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Recent updates and activities
Press Releases
| Federal Investment
July 3, 2025
Press Release: Clean Energy Industries Statement on Final Budget Reconciliation Bill
BCSE and CEBN provided statements after final passage of a tax reform package that rolls back and alters many energy tax credits.
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Press Releases
| Federal Investment
July 1, 2025
Press Release: Clean Energy Industries Statement on Senate-Passed Budget Reconciliation Bill
BCSE and CEBN provided statements after the Senate passed a tax reform package, which includes proposals to alter existing energy tax credits.
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Blog
May 15, 2025
Tax Package Resource Center
On May 22nd, the House of Representatives advanced a major tax reform package on a largely party-line basis 215-214, with two Republicans joining Democrats in opposition. The Senate Finance Committee publicly released its proposed version of the tax provisions on…
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Blog
| Federal Investment
May 1, 2025
Across 50 Congressional Offices, Small Businesses Build Bipartisan Support for Tax Certainty
This spring, the Clean Energy Business Network (CEBN) brought 31 small business leaders from across the country into meetings with 50 congressional offices.
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