AESP is cultivating a community of clean energy professionals
dedicated to advancing a resilient, sustainable energy future through professional development, networking and collaboration.We're paying if forward
Talking about change isn't enough. We need to get out there and make it happen. Our community is leading the charge, powering some of the most critical workforce development work in the industry.

EnergizeME
Grow your energy efficiency career — at no cost to you. EnergizeME offers Maine contractors and workers free online and in-person training, industry certifications, and business resources to meet the moment in Maine’s booming clean energy market.

FLEX
AESP and its partners are providing free, interactive education on grid-ready, demand-flexible energy technologies for energy efficiency and demand management professionals. Level up and become the expert in the room that everyone calls on.

Florida Clean Energy Pathways
The Florida Clean Energy Pathways Program offers personalized career guidance to help you launch your clean energy career. Participants gain access to job opportunities, and education pathways tailored to their goals. Now seeking mentors.
Latest from the Spark Member Blog
The Blue Couch: Jared Casey
Why this Gen Z-er is all in on clean energy—and not backing down Welcome to The Blue Couch, a series spotlighting members of the AESP community who are doing exceptional work across the energy industry. Through these conversations, we explore what drives them, the...
AESP Annual: Your Guide to Getting the Most Out of Your Time
AESP’s Annual Conference brings together the people doing the work and shaping what comes next in energy efficiency, demand management, and customer programs. It is packed with ideas, conversations, and connections. A little intention goes a long way in turning a busy...
Clean energy starts with people—and culture matters
Traditionally, household energy use has been viewed as a matter of personal or family choice. As an industry, when we design and deliver clean energy programs, we often assume that families use energy in roughly the same ways. As a result, we’ve paid relatively little...


