SSEB

SSEB stands for the Southern States Energy Board. It is a non-profit consortium of 16 southern states and the territory of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The organization was established in 1986 to promote economic development and energy security throughout the region. SSEB works to identify and address the energy and environmental challenges faced by its member states.

The primary activities of SSEB include conducting research, providing technical assistance, and facilitating collaboration among its members. SSEB focuses on a range of energy-related issues, including clean energy technologies, renewable energy integration, grid modernization, energy efficiency, and responsible resource development. They also engage in policy analysis and advocate for policies that support reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy for the southern region.

SSEB serves as a forum for state energy officials, industry representatives, and other stakeholders to share information and develop common strategies. The organization plays a role in fostering innovation and the adoption of new energy technologies, aiming to enhance the economic competitiveness and environmental stewardship of its member states. Through various programs and initiatives, SSEB contributes to the overall energy landscape of the southern United States.