Albuquerque Energy Council
News
Stay up-to-date on news and announcements from the Albuquerque Energy Council.
Meeting Schedule
The AEC meets at 8:00 a.m. on the third Wednesday of each month. Meeting locations vary.
View upcoming scheduled meetings and agendas.
Meeting Minutes
2024
2023
- January 18th Minutes
- February 15th Canceled
- March 15th Minutes
- April 19th Minutes
- May 17th Canceled
- June 21st Minutes
- July 19th Canceled
- August 16th Minutes
- September 20th Minutes
- October 18th Canceled
- November 15th Pending
- December 20th Canceled
2022
- January 19th Minutes
- February 16th Minutes
- March 20th Minutes
- April 20th Minutes
- May 18th
- June 15th No Meeting
- July 20th Minutes
- August 17th Minutes
- September 21st No Meeting
- October 19th Minutes
- November 9th Minutes
- December 21st No Meeting
2021
- January 20th Minutes
- February 17th Canceled
- March 17th Canceled
- April 21st Minutes
- May 19th Minutes
- June 16th Minutes
- July 21th Canceled
- August 18th Minutes
- September 15th Minutes
- October 20th Minutes
- November 17th Minutes
- December 22nd Canceled
2020
- February 19, 2020 - Cancelled
- March 18, 2020 - Cancelled
- June 17, 2020 - Cancelled
- Aug. 19, 2020 Minutes
- Sept. 16, 2020 Minutes
- October 21, 2020 Minutes
- November 18, 2020 Minutes
- December 16th Canceled
2019
- November - No Meeting
- Oct. 16, 2019 Minutes
- September - No Meeting
- August 21, 2019 Minutes
- June 19, 2019 Minutes
- May 15, 2019 Minutes
- April 17, 2019 Minutes
- March 20, 2019, Minutes
- January 16, 2019, Minutes
Annual Report
View the AEC 2018 Annual Report
View the AEC 2020 Annual Report
History
In 2003, the Albuquerque City Council provided vision and leadership aimed at influencing the manner in which the City of Albuquerque manages and consumes energy in its facilities. The City Council adopted an unprecedented ordinance (FSO-02-70) that reserves capital funds targeted for energy conservation projects.
As a direct result of the ordinance, the powers and duties of the Albuquerque Energy Council (AEC), under the direction of the Energy and sustainability Management Division Manager, were expanded to establish criteria to select projects for funding. By providing a mechanism for community leadership in reduction of energy consumed, it is the City’s intent to serve the public welfare. Therefore, a community-wide effort to conserve energy will be developed and implemented.
The AEC's Mission Statement is "Champions of Albuquerque's quality of life, promoting cost effective, innovative resource management, energy education and community involvement."
Through formal requests for applicants, the City interviewed and selected nine members with varying areas of technical expertise to serve on the AEC. Membership on the committee is voluntary with staggered terms. Although the AEC operates under the direction of the City’s Energy and sustainability Management Division, guidance from the U. S. Department of Energy, Rebuild America, Rebuild New Mexico, and the State of New Mexico’s Energy Conservation and Management Division is considered for planning. Many technical and trade associations are also used as resources.