Midwest Clean Energy Enterprise

Midwest Clean Energy Enterprise (MCEE) provides a wide range of services and connections from the US and internationally for our clients. MCEE offers access to technologies, introduction to financing experts, business development and technical expertise on a wide spectrum of clean and renewable energy opportunities. MCEE has broad experience in developing sustainability assessments and plans. MCEE developed the Rebuilding West Liberty Strategic Report that details a focused sustainability plan for the West Liberty, Ky. community after a devastating tornado on March 2, 2012. MCEE worked with a team of individuals and entities to engage community stakeholders, facilitate dialogue, provide technical assistance, market and develop a plan of action to rebuild West Liberty as an eco-tourism destination with a focus for improving energy efficiency and economic sustainability. The West Liberty initiative was accepted as a Clinton Global Initiative America "Commitment to Action." Raising funds for Phase 1, which will build four "net zero" homes for families displaced by the tornado. The "stick built" homes will be latest Energy Star design; by adding solar and geothermal systems, these homes will reach "net zero" and serve as models for affordable energy efficient homes for national post-disaster recovery. In addition, an Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard (EEED) will be developed in West Liberty. The dashboard will be placed in the lobby of Commercial Bank of West Liberty (currently under construction and will be certified LEED Silver). MCEE is leading an initiative that has been designated as official demonstration project of the Louisville Metro Office of Sustainability to establish an eco/sustainability district in the NuLu and surrounding area in Louisville, Kentucky.