Day 1 - Training
Learned the key industry advocacy asks, lobbying best practices, and had a chance to ask questions.
Clean Power on the Hill
Built to Power
Your clean energy story matters.
Clean Power on the Hill connects ACP Members with our country's political decision makers.
Clean Power on the Hill gives ACP members the unique opportunity to visit Washington, D.C., and share their personal experiences in one-on-one meetings with Members of Congress and their staff. Attendees participate in advocacy training and then put that training into action, educating legislators and their staff on the clean power industry’s top federal policy initiatives.
Who Should Attend?
From field technicians to installers, executives, engineers, and business development personnel, a diverse group of industry representatives is welcome to attend and show Congress the real power of clean power—our people.
Last Year's Policy Priorities for Clean Power on the Hill
Each year, ACP selects key “asks” to focus our lobby day efforts on to ensure our collective voice is powerful and unified. 2024’s priorities worked together to ensure critical tax incentives are long-lasting and continue to spur jobs and economic benefits across the nation.
Preserve Clean Energy Tax Incentives
Pass Permitting Reform Legislation
Preserve Private Property Rights to Site Clean Energy Projects
ACP will post the 2025 policy priorities closer to the event.
Sponsorships Coming Soon
Stay tuned for sponsorship opportunities for Clean Power on the Hill 2025.
Meeting Day Groups
Attendees will be grouped by the Congressional District of their home address, maximizing the chance of meeting directly with their Member of Congress. This tailored approach helps secure more meetings while also making it easier to navigate the Hill together, foster deeper connections, refine the flow of each meeting, and create a lasting impact.
2024 Highlights
CPOTH24 At-A-Glance
During this two-day event attendees had the opportunity to:
- Participate in an expert-led advocacy training where they learned the most effective techniques for conducting meetings on the Hill and fostering lasting relationships with their elected officials and their staff.
- Put training into practice during in-person meetings with their elected officials and their staff.
- Understand how federal policies affect the future of U.S. clean power development.
- Network with colleagues in the industry and congressional staff at a reception on Capitol Hill and become empowered to make this event the springboard for their continued advocacy efforts.
Day 2 - Hill Meetings
Met up with their group for the day and head to relevant House and Senate offices to advocate for clean energy using the resources and information provided by ACP.
Day 2 - Hill Reception
Celebrated their efforts and the bright future of clean energy at the closing reception on Capitol Hill!
2024 Featured Speakers
Shelley Moore Capito
U.S. Senator (R-West Virginia)
John Hickenlooper
U.S. Senator (D-Colorado)
Seth Magaziner
U.S. House Representative (D-Rhode Island)
Bruce Westerman
U.S. House Representative (R-Arkansas)
Mike Allen
Co-founder & Executive Editor
Axios
Pre-Event Webinars
Not sure exactly what our industry policy priorities are? No worries.
ACP’s federal affairs team hosts pre-event webinars to describing an overview of the key “asks” for lobby day and giving attendees a chance to ask questions before the event.
View the 2024 Clean Power on the Hill 101
Hear from previous attendees
Technical Project Assurance Analyst
Apex Clean Energy
This event was amazing and gave me a renewed respect for the people in our industry that work directly with congressional representatives every day. It is very hard and constantly changing, and so important to allowing us to reach for our clean power and climate goals!
Lead BOP Professional
Vestas
This event was a great opportunity to connect to other people in the industry, learn how things work on the Hill, and spend time participating in the advocacy process.
Wind Technician
Invenergy
Having the opportunity to speak with my congressman and others that have a stake in clean energy was certainly valuable. I was able to convey how important the industry is for my Congress person’s district and how important the industry has been for me and my family. #democracyinaction
