Air Conditioning Contractors of America Association

The United States Energy Association (USEA) is a nonprofit, apolitical organization founded in 1924, dedicated to fostering collaboration among energy stakeholders to advance the energy sector. With a mission focused on promoting safe, affordable, and sustainable energy, USEA partners with the U.S. government to enhance energy development both domestically and internationally. USEA serves as a nonpartisan forum for sharing policy, scientific, and technological information, thereby supporting the advancement of the energy industry. Through various programs and events, USEA engages its members and the broader community in discussions about energy transition, market integration, and innovative technologies. Generated from the website

The American Coatings Association (ACA) is a leading organization representing the $32 billion U.S. paint and coatings industry, which employs approximately 312,000 workers and generates an annual payroll of $19.1 billion. ACA engages in advocacy efforts at federal, state, and local levels to address legislative, regulatory, and judicial issues impacting the industry. In addition to its advocacy work, ACA provides valuable resources such as market analysis, industry publications, and technology roadmaps to support strategic planning and growth within the coatings sector. The association also recognizes excellence in research and innovation, exemplified by its annual CoatingsTech Best Paper Award, which highlights significant contributions to coatings technology. Generated from the website

About EBA Energy Bar Association ( EBA ) is a non-profit voluntary association of attorneys, non-attorney professionals, and students, whose mission is to promote the professional excellence and ethical integrity of its members in the practice, administration, and development of energy laws, regulations and policies. Established in 1946 as the Federal Power Bar Association, the Association generally was focused on those lawyers practicing energy regulatory law at the federal level. In 1977, the organization changed its name to the Federal Energy Bar Association to reflect the name change of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Today, Energy Bar Association is an international, non-profit association of members active in all areas of energy law. It has over 2400 members, six formal chapters accross the U.S. and an increasing number of members across the United States and Canada.