Who we are
We are the only professional organization that serves everyone in energy.
We envision a world of abundant, affordable and safe energy.
We are dedicated to serving the entire global energy community by:
Providing verifiable, data-driven content.
Promoting energy literacy.
Encouraging civility across all energy sectors.
We envision a world of abundant, affordable and safe energy.
We are dedicated to serving the entire global energy community by:
Providing verifiable, data-driven content.
Promoting energy literacy.
Encouraging civility across all energy sectors.
our promise to our members
We will never share your private information.
We will not lobby.
We will remain independent and objective.
We will not lobby.
We will remain independent and objective.
A Past... With a Future
Legend has it that the American Energy Society was originally founded in the 1950s but lacking focus went dormant in the 1970s. In August 2011, the Society was reborn with new leadership and a mission to provide superior professional support responsive to sector conditions.
The Society now has more than 135,000 Friends, a "Moore's Law" growth rate of scope and scale surpassing any other comparable professional association. Members come from every conceivable energy sector: academics and researchers in the national laboratories, policy-makers, investors, industrial affiliates, sponsors, patent and license services… The American Energy Society serves them all by providing an extraordinary breadth of curated content, insightful publications, and community-building events and services.
Legend has it that the American Energy Society was originally founded in the 1950s but lacking focus went dormant in the 1970s. In August 2011, the Society was reborn with new leadership and a mission to provide superior professional support responsive to sector conditions.
The Society now has more than 135,000 Friends, a "Moore's Law" growth rate of scope and scale surpassing any other comparable professional association. Members come from every conceivable energy sector: academics and researchers in the national laboratories, policy-makers, investors, industrial affiliates, sponsors, patent and license services… The American Energy Society serves them all by providing an extraordinary breadth of curated content, insightful publications, and community-building events and services.
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Advisory Board
Michael Brownell: Dayaway Careers, Chicago Matt Chester: Chester Energy and Policy, Orlando David Danielson: Stanford University, Stanford Captain James Goudreau: Novartis – Center for Climate and Security, Boston Donald Hoffman: EXCEL Services Corporation,Washington D.C. Gregory Miller (Ret.): Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, San Francisco Nancy Pfund: Partner at DBL Ventures, San Francisco Lisa Ann Pinkerton: Technica Communications, San Francisco Heather Richman: Energy Excelerator, San Francisco Charlie Szoradi: Independence LED, Philadelphia Shannon Yee: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta American Energy Society Team
Katy McCune: Chief Operations Officer Travis Eckert: Director, Energy & Intelligence Elizabeth Duff: Senior Editor Heidi Hackford: Senior Editor Contributors Ken Anderson, Stephen Bolotin, Abbi Brown, Zack Farrell, Allyson Gaarder, Barbara Heydorn, Tim Jonas, Tarah Kesterson, Bezia Lemma, Patrick McCloskey, Tarannom Parhizkar, Maya Reuven, Nicole Shi...
E-Internship Program Gain valuable work experience that can apply to virtually every endeavor. What can an American Energy Society e-internship do for you? As a starting point, it gives you a coveted "landscape" view of energy, as well as a deep appreciation for the range of careers and responsibilities throughout the sector. You will be assigned a challenging project that matches with your career aspirations. You will connect with A LOT of professionals. Most of all, you will feel good about contributing towards something worthwhile - an abundant, affordable, safe energy future. Contact us to learn more about the Program » E-Intern Alumni » |
Testimonials
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“My colleagues and I very much appreciate the American Energy Society; it addresses an unmet need to bring energy professionals together to increase communication and effectiveness. [For instance,] Energy Matters is a very useful update that keeps us in the loop about what is going on – the field is so extensive that it is easy to miss important news and events. Thanks for filling this gap.”
- George C — research "The American Energy Society - what remarkable resources…! Keep up the great work.” - Anna B — energy finance “There are more than enough organizations that provide access to (expensive) specialized information, but the American Energy Society is the only organization that I know of that provides excellent breadth of coverage.” - Michael B — professional development "I get so much information from the Society that I can't imagine working without it." - Erika-Louise — consultant/analyst “I get way too much information about energy every day. It’s overwhelming - it’s impossible to keep up. But, better than any other resource, the American Energy Society helps me keep up with the field … especially developments that are outside my comfort zone.” - Bob O — professional services "Energy Matters and Energy Today are required reading in my courses." - Jane W — professor “When the energy landscape shifts – and it’s always changing – I turn to the American Energy Society as my go-to-resource. I trust the American Energy Society.” - Don G — industry |
