About this organization
Organization Name: MnSEIA
Organization Solution and Services
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Finance/Legal, Project Finance & Development, Renewables Financing, M&A, Environmental Law and Permitting, Litigation and Dispute Resolution
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Energy Storage Systems, Batteries, Energy Storage component, Inverter
- Energy Policy & Advocacy Organizations, Publications, Non Profit, Membership organization
Organization Types:
- Organization Size: Revenue under 10M
- Organization Years In business: 10+ Years
Revenue: $5 Million
Organization Information : Founded in 2009, the Minnesota Solar Energy Industries Association (MnSEIA) is a nonprofit trade organization dedicated to advancing solar and energy storage industries across Minnesota. Based in St. Paul, MnSEIA represents over 160 member companies, including installers, developers, manufacturers, utilities, legal experts, and nonprofits. The organization advocates at the state legislature and Public Utilities Commission to influence clean energy policy, streamline regulations, and support workforce growth. MnSEIA has helped shape key legislation such as the solar energy standard, community solar programs, and Value of Solar tariffs. It also hosts educational events and fosters industry collaboration through working groups and conferences.
Other Information: Founded in 2009, The Minnesota Solar Energy Industries Association (MnSEIA), a 501(c)6 nonprofit, promotes and protects Minnesota’s solar and energy storage industries. We work for, and harness the strength of, our 160+ member companies at the state legislative and regulatory arenas in a unified and actionable way to move the industry forward.MnSEIA's mission is to grow the solar and energy storage industries as part of Minnesota's clean energy transition by delivering strong public policy, education, job creation, and sustainable industry development.MnSEIA has over 170 member organizations involved in solar energy, energy storage, and ancillary services. We work for, and harness the strength of, our member solar installers, vendors, developers, distributors, manufacturers, job trainers, labor unions, nonprofits, law firms, utilities, and more by advocating for policy and regulatory initiatives that strengthen the industry.
