A Quick Rundown on AAE
Since its founding, AAE’s actions have resulted in over $4 billion in direct savings to Louisianans while holding energy companies accountable to protecting Louisiana’s people and natural features.
We work hard to give Louisiana residents a voice in keeping the lights on and fighting for an energy future that works for everyone. The Alliance is the only dedicated consumer advocate in Louisiana for utility customers. While utilities fight for their own bottom lines and shareholder returns, The Alliance advocates for residents and businesses to ensure Louisianans aren’t paying more than their fair share.
The Alliance fights for residents through our three programs: Consumer Protection & Education, Clean Energy, and Energy Efficiency.
Through our three decades of service, we continue to be on the frontline demanding lower bills, cleaner energy solutions, more good-paying jobs, and better infrastructure. As both a consumer advocate and public health advocacy organization, our policy work meets at the crossroads of social justice, sustainable economic development, and environmental protection.
As a result of our work Louisiana consumers have saved over $400 million in the last 10 years and over $4 billion since our founding in 1985. The Alliance for Affordable Energy is committed to transforming our “energy state” into a “clean energy leader” in the south through a just transition that includes the voices of those most impacted.
AAE adheres to the Jemez Principles for Democratic Organizing and The Principles of Environmental Justice (EJ)
Since its founding, AAE’s actions have resulted in over $4 billion in direct savings to Louisianans while holding energy companies accountable to protecting Louisiana’s people and natural features.
Since 1985, AAE has been working to ensure equitable, affordable, and environmentally responsible energy policy for ALL Louisiana energy consumers.
From the start, we have advanced a philosophy that there is no conflict between lower energy costs and lower pollution, between good jobs and regulation, or between serving the public interest and making a reasonable profit.
Entergy keeps raising our rates, and we could see another increase soon to cover grid costs. But what if there’s a better solution for Louisianans that’s cheaper and more reliable?
The Louisiana Public Service Commission, or LPSC, has a key role in deciding the costs that your utilities charge, the types of services it provides, and the kind of energy that powers our state.
The Alliance lives up to its name by working with allied organizations from around the country. We know there is so much we don’t know, and can’t be experts in, but our friends and partners teach us daily about how energy fits in the context of everything from housing to health, while we show up for them in their own fights.
We love to hear from you! You can always reach us by calling our office at
1-504-208-9761 or emailing us at info@all4energy.org.
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The Alliance looks for interns year-round to help us accomplish our goal of making Louisiana more energy progressive. Interns support our work in a variety of ways through research, data compilation and analysis, report writing, attending regulatory meetings and outreach events, and much more.
Our Executive Director Logan Burke started out as an intern herself. Our interns are considered to be a vital part of The Alliance, and play a critical role in helping us accomplish our mission!
