Jonathan Abe

Designs, builds, and operates natural gas fueling stations across North America

Provides energy consulting services

Functions as a College/University

Fosters economic growth

Provides technical solutions, strategic advice and insight into financial implications on all kinds of energy issues

Constructs, owns and operates solar power projects

Operates as green building organization for sustainable development using the tools of education

The New England Clean Energy Council, operating as the Alliance for Climate Transition (ACT), is a nonprofit and hybrid trade organization dedicated to advancing a transition to a clean energy future and a diverse climate economy across the Northeast. The private company is based in Cambridge, MA. ACT focuses on building a climate economy ecosystem through innovation, policy advocacy, workforce development emphasizing diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice, and municipal leadership. The organization supports clean energy companies, startups, nonprofits, and local governments by providing resources, training, and networking opportunities to foster climate technology innovation and infrastructure modernization, particularly in electric grid upgrades and decarbonization of key sectors. Key initiatives include the Cleantech Open Northeast accelerator and Navigate program, which support cleantech startups, and the "Powering Tomorrow" campaign to promote factual understanding of clean energy technologies and policies. ACT hosts events to facilitate collaboration among stakeholders and offers memberships, partnerships, sponsorships, scholarships, and consulting services. The company was founded by Hemant Taneja, Mitchell G. Tyson, Robert L. Pratt.

Sustainable Performance Institute is a non-profit company located in the US.