Logan Burke - Executive Director
logan@all4energy.org
Logan Burke is the Executive Director of the Alliance for Affordable Energy. Since joining the Alliance in 2013, Ms. Burke has worked on a broad scope of consumer protection and energy issues, including energy efficiency, Integrated Resource Planning, distributed energy resources, community solar, rate cases, general regulatory matters pertaining to the City of New Orleans and the Louisiana Public Service Commission.
She has also led several collaborative efforts with other advocacy organizations in the housing, health, and good governance sectors, ultimately creating reports on health impacts of energy, the creation of a sustainable housing policy for New Orleans, and a more broad consideration of resource planning, including the impacts of climate change. Logan's goal is to work across sectors to build a future in Louisiana that works for everyone.
Before joining the Alliance, Ms. Burke was a founder and the development director for the Committed To Equality Initiative in Los Angeles, CA. Logan’s interest in conservation, sustainability, and affordable energy stems from a passion for equal access to shared resources. Before settling into public policy and energy work, Logan worked for 12 years in the arts in New York and Los Angeles. Her background and education in the arts, including a degree from Vassar College, enable Ms. Burke to bring a fresh creative perspective to a complex policy environment.
logan@all4energy.org
Logan Burke is the Executive Director of the Alliance for Affordable Energy. Since joining the Alliance in 2013, Ms. Burke has worked on a broad scope of consumer protection and energy issues, including energy efficiency, Integrated Resource Planning, distributed energy resources, community solar, rate cases, general regulatory matters pertaining to the City of New Orleans and the Louisiana Public Service Commission.
She has also led several collaborative efforts with other advocacy organizations in the housing, health, and good governance sectors, ultimately creating reports on health impacts of energy, the creation of a sustainable housing policy for New Orleans, and a more broad consideration of resource planning, including the impacts of climate change. Logan's goal is to work across sectors to build a future in Louisiana that works for everyone.
Before joining the Alliance, Ms. Burke was a founder and the development director for the Committed To Equality Initiative in Los Angeles, CA. Logan’s interest in conservation, sustainability, and affordable energy stems from a passion for equal access to shared resources. Before settling into public policy and energy work, Logan worked for 12 years in the arts in New York and Los Angeles. Her background and education in the arts, including a degree from Vassar College, enable Ms. Burke to bring a fresh creative perspective to a complex policy environment.