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About the Alliance

Nearly 50 years of bipartisan progress—and a clear view of what comes next.

The Alliance brings business, government, environmental, consumer, and technical leaders together around the practical power of efficiency.

1977Founded by Senators Charles Percy (R–IL) and Hubert Humphrey (D–MN)

Built to make better use of every resource.

Founded in 1977 by two U.S. senators who recognized the enormous opportunity of energy efficiency, the Alliance to Save Energy is a bipartisan nonprofit coalition advocating to advance energy efficiency policy.

Since its founding, the Alliance has played an integral role in major national efficiency policy achievements. As it approaches its next 50 years, the goal is larger than saving water or electrons: it is helping create greater abundance, health, security, and opportunity. More productive energy use strengthens livelihoods and allows limited resources to improve more lives.

Our vision

A nation that uses energy more productively.

To achieve economic growth, a cleaner environment, and greater energy security, affordability, and reliability.

Our mission

Improve energy productivity.

  • Lead bipartisan initiatives that drive technological innovation and efficiency across all sectors through policy advocacy, education, communications, and research.
  • Convene diverse public-private partnerships, collaborative efforts, and strategic alliances to optimize resources and expand influence.
50years of
policy leadership

The next chapter

From conservation to abundance.

The next era of efficiency is about enabling more: more productive industries, more reliable energy systems, more affordable homes, healthier communities, and better tools for a growing economy.

See the work ahead

Take the next step

Be part of the next 50 years.

Join the people and organizations building a more productive, affordable, reliable, and abundant energy future.