Data & Intelligence
ACP delivers real-time insights, market intelligence, and data that help you turn uncertainty into a competitive advantage that propels your business to success.
Members have access to:
- Proprietary data and actionable market analysis produced by analysts who interact directly with industry players, through reports, standards, and guides.
- Access to our CleanPowerIQ online database. CP IQ is an interactive platform housing the most comprehensive and current data on clean energy projects across the U.S.
- Access to exclusive live and on demand PowerCasts and POWERtalks.
- Numerous members-only newsletters keeping you informed of Ìýpolicy and advocacy efforts, as well as industry news and developments.
- Exclusive, direct access to ACP’s subject-matter experts and leadership.
- Local political and regulatory guidance from regional policy specialists.

Policy & Advocacy
ACP members have access to a multidisciplinary network of experts who support advocacy efforts and provide insight across policy, regulatory, and market issues.
Our expert network includes:
- Federal & state lobbyists
- Policy specialists (tax, wildlife, siting, trade)
- Technology‑specific experts (solar, storage, wind, offshore wind)
- Legal advisors
- Data & analytics professionals
- FERC & market specialists
Advocacy & Lobbying
Advocacy opportunities are a core benefit of ACP membership and are open to members interested in participating. Members gain access to federal and state policymakers, advocacy training and policy briefings, and opportunities to engage directly in legislative and regulatory processes.
Through organized advocacy events and coordinated outreach, members work alongside ACP to engage policymakers on priority policy issues affecting the clean power industry.
Federal Engagement
ACP convenes members in Washington, D.C. to meet with members of Congress and their staff. These engagements include advocacy training and structured meetings, giving members the tools and access needed to effectively share their perspectives and inform federal policy discussions.
These opportunities are open to all members and designed to reflect a broad range of industry roles and experiences.
State-Level Advocacy
ACP also leads and supports state-based advocacy efforts across the country. Members have opportunities to engage directly with state legislators, governors’ offices, and regulators to support policy and regulatory priorities and provide industry expertise at the state level.
ACP often collaborates with regional partners and allied organizations to strengthen member engagement and elevate industry perspectives in state policymaking.

Member Engagement
Take advantage of valuable opportunities to engage with the industry leaders and policymakers.
Your voice matters at ACP. Members are encouraged to participate in policy and advocacy groups, working with experts and stakeholders to help shape outcomes.
Collaborate with professionals across key policy, regulatory, and technical areas, build meaningful industry relationships, and strengthen your professional profile—benefits that employers recognize and value, too.
Members can actively participate and drive results:
- Contribute to industry-shaping committees
- Participate in working groups
- Shape advocacy positions
- Help define best practices and standards
Member groups include:
- Federal Affairs
- Trade, Supply Chain and Manufacturing
- Communications
- Workforce Development, Safety & Cybersecurity
- Transmission and Market Design
- ACP-California (ACP-CA)
- Siting & Permitting
- State Affairs
- & More
Current members can edit their policy and advocacy committee or group participation .

Business Growth
Expand business connections, boost visibility, and showcase thought leadership in front of thousands of industry professionals.
Member discounts and preferred consideration for speaking opportunities at premier industry events including the flagship CLEANPOWER Conference & Exhibition held each year. Members receive exclusive discounts, as well as strong preference for speaking slots.
Multiple ways to get involved:
- Attend: ACP events bring together the most knowledgeable minds in the clean energy industry and create a collaborative platform for discussing issues that are important to industry professionals and their companies. Members receive significant discounts on all ACP events and free, members-only webinars.
- Speak: Speaking at an ACP event is an excellent opportunity to share your knowledge with industry colleagues and bring visibility to you and your company. Strong preference is given to members. Membership is required to participate in the conference planning committees or to be a program chair.
- Exhibit: Exhibiting at an ACP event gives your company limitless opportunities to increase sales, reach new buyers, close deals, and strengthen your brand. Members receive exclusive discounts.
- Sponsor: Sponsoring events—available to ACP members only—gives you the opportunity to broadcast your company brand to thousands of industry buyers, technical experts, and market suppliers. View sponsorship opportunities.

Popular with Members

Clean Power on the Hill shows Congress the real power of clean power — our people. ACP members are encouraged to participate and visit Washington, D.C., to share their personal experiences in small group meetings with members of Congress and their staff. This unique opportunity ensures that legislators and key decision makers hear directly from a diverse group of industry representatives — from front line workers and field technicians to installers, executives, engineers, and business development personnel.

CleanPowerIQis a comprehensive, interactive online database providing data on all operational, under construction, and advanced development projects in the United States as well as all active industry-related manufacturing facilities.

PowerCasts help you stay current on the critical issues and topics shaping the clean energy industry, providing expert insights and sharing the timely information. Join live to ask your questions and get expert answers from our speakers. Meeting of the Members quarterly PowerCasts allow you to engage directly with ACP leadership.

Market Reports provide an in-depth look at the U.S. clean power industry, including market rankings of major players, state-by-state details, economic and environmental impacts, assessment of power offtake and wind capacity ownership, manufacturing and supply chain, project finance, offshore wind, transmission, and more.

O&M Recommended Practices: ACP’s Standards Development Procedures work collaboratively to develop mandatory standards, recommended practices that outline good practices, and technical reports that describe alternative approaches without offering formal recommendations.