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Additional Costs Could Reach $121.2 billion, With Texas Facing the Largest IncreaseWashington, D.C. (June 11, 2026) — Constraining new solar and wind resources could cost the U.S. an additional $121.2 billion in electricity and natural gas expenses beginning in 2027 through 2033, according to a new study from the Corporate Energy Buyers Association (CEBA).Today, CEBA is releasing a new analysis en

How it works, why it matters, and how corporate buyers can help shape the next generation of GHG accounting.Immediate opportunity: respond to the GHG Protocol’s AMI RFI surveyThe GHG Protocol is seeking information on a new framework. An ongoing request for information (RFI) asks for input on the framework and a key component, impact accounting, which would improve incentives and reporting pathway

Washington, D.C. (June 2, 2026) — As policymakers work to meet surging electricity demand, the U.S. House today took decisive action to accelerate the deployment of a reliable, carbon emissions-free resource by passing the bipartisan Geothermal Energy Advancement Act, H.R. 5631. This package includes geothermal-specific permitting and lease sale reforms, which are complementary to the broader perm

New CEBA report outlines emerging clean energy tariffs and highlights collaborative solutions developed by energy buyers and utilitiesSeattle, Washington (May 21, 2026) — As regulators work to ensure reliable, affordable power at a time of rapidly increasing demand growth, emerging clean energy tariffs and recent collaborations between large commercial and industrial customers and electric utiliti

CEBA members can take advantage of in-country and digital training offeringsFor companies with global supply chains, a significant share of emissions lies outside their direct operations, embedded in supplier activities — particularly energy use. Addressing these Scope 3 emissions is one of the most complex challenges in corporate decarbonization. As a result, enabling suppliers to procure clean e

2026 State of the Market report finds resilient demand and innovation across U.S. clean energy procurementSeattle, Washington (May 19, 2026) — Corporate commitments for clean energy reached a new milestone in 2025 and remain strong in the first months of 2026, according to the Corporate Energy Buyers Association’s (CEBA) 2026 State of the Market report released today at CEBA’s Annual Summit in Sea

Longtime board chair Michael Terrell, Google, passes leadership role to Akamai’s Mike MatteraSeattle, WA (May 18, 2026) — The Corporate Energy Buyers Association (CEBA) is pleased to announce Mike Mattera, Director of Corporate Sustainability at Akamai Technologies, as its new board chair, where he will take a leading role in shaping the organization’s strategic vision to drive decarbonization acr

While demand for clean energy remains high among voluntary corporate buyers, they face an increasingly difficult market landscape in which to make transactions. This challenge is exacerbated by uncertainty around future greenhouse gas accounting rules. Regardless of what shape these rules will ultimately take, CEBA respectfully calls on the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol to issue immediate and unam

The clean energy transition needs every tool we can bring to the table. Wind, solar, hydropower, storage, advanced nuclear, geothermal, and carbon capture and storage (CCS) each play a critical role in building a reliable, low-carbon grid.CCS offers a pathway to dramatically reduce emissions from natural gas generation that the grid depends on today, and it is likely to rely on for decades. As a r

For the first time in decades, electricity demand is on the rise across the U.S., requiring new solutions to expand generation and update our aging grid to ensure it can drive our economy and compete in the global technology race. Corporate energy buyers are innovating in real time to meet this moment. CEBA members — comprising over $40 trillion in market capitalization — are responsible for the m

As electricity demand surges around the country, Georgia’s leadership on this first-of-a-kind program offers a model other states can follow.Washington, D.C. (April 7, 2026) — The Georgia Public Service Commission voted today to ensure Georgia’s power grid can meet growing economic demand with affordable, reliable, clean energy.In a unanimous vote, the commission approved the Customer Identified R

I’m proud to introduce the new look of CEBA with a new name, a refreshed look, a redesigned website, and a bold new logo that reflects the momentum behind our work.While our brand is evolving, our purpose is not.CEBA remains the unified voice of the world’s largest energy buyers, along with energy and service providers, working to transform energy markets. Our mission is unchanged: CEBA activates

2025 Marks Another Record Year for US Corporate Clean Energy ProcurementWashington, D.C. (March 17, 2026) — U.S. corporate clean energy procurement hit a new high in 2025, breaking 130 GW of capacity since 2014 and adding 27.3 GW in 2025, according to new analysis from CEBA’s Deal Tracker. This is a 12% increase year over year, with solar once again accounting for the majority of new contracted ca