


About ACEG
Americans for a Clean Energy Grid (ACEG) is a non-profit broad-based public interest advocacy coalition focused on the need to expand, integrate, and modernize American’s high-capacity transmission grid.
Expanded high-voltage transmission will make America’s electric grid more affordable, reliable, and secure, and allow us to tap all economic energy resources and create millions of well-compensated jobs. But an insular, outdated, and often short-sighted transmission planning and permitting system stands in the way of achieving those goals.
ACEG brings together diverse support for an expanded and modernized grid from business, labor, consumer and non-profit groups, developers, and other transmission supporters to educate policymakers and key opinion leaders to support policy which recognizes the benefits of a robust transmission grid. ACEG is a 501(c)(3) organization.
Our Mission
ACEG’s mission is to educate and advocate for policies and regulations favoring the expansion, modernization, and integration of the high-capacity electric transmission grid in order to achieve a resilient, reliable, and affordable economy.
Leadership
ACEG is led by an Executive Director and a Board of Directors. The Board is made up of experts representing the highly diverse nature of the ACEG coalition who agree that a modernized, expanded, high-voltage grid is key to a reliable and affordable energy future.
Patrick Hughes
Eric Vandenberg
Kyle Davis
Larry Gasteiger
Christy Walsh
Robert L. Dean Jr.
David Mindham
Peter Olmsted
Staff
ACEG is currently led by Interim Executive Director James Ritchotte, and supported by its staff. ACEG also receives support from consulting firms Grid Strategies LLC and David Gardiner and Associates. The team provides deep expertise and contacts in transmission and energy issues, policymaking, education, advocacy, and communications.
James Ritchotte
Interim Executive Director
Alex Domb
Communications Manager
Oviya Kumaran
Legislative Analyst
Jared Nachmias
Regulatory & Policy Associate and Operations Coordinator
To learn more about job opportunities at ACEG, visit our Careers page.
Financials
Americans for a Clean Energy Grid is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.


































































