The Committee on Energy focuses on the responsible management and efficient use of energy resources. Its goal is to drive the adoption of energy-saving practices, promote the use of renewable energy, and reduce the environmental impact of energy consumption.

The Committee evaluates the community or organization’s energy needs, identifies areas for improvement, and explores ways to reduce dependency on non-renewable sources. It works to ensure that energy consumption is as efficient as possible, recommending technologies and systems that minimize waste and cut costs. Part of this involves promoting the use of alternative energy sources, such as solar, wind, and bioenergy, while also looking at ways to modernize energy infrastructure to meet growing demand.

It also works to improve energy access and reliability by coordinating with local utilities and other partners. This includes addressing issues related to energy distribution and ensuring that the community has dependable access to affordable energy resources. The Committee monitors both technological advancements and policy changes to ensure that the organization stays on track with industry standards.

The Committee encourages widespread awareness of energy conservation. By offering incentives, conducting educational campaigns, and working with businesses, it helps people and organizations understand how to reduce energy consumption effectively. It also explores opportunities for partnerships to support these goals.

Environmental sustainability is another key area for the Committee. It strives to ensure that energy practices align with environmental goals, working to minimize carbon footprints and waste while promoting eco-friendly alternatives. Through this, the Committee supports a broader vision of sustainability for the future.