policy
advocating for a better future
accelerating the transition
We are committed to confronting the climate crisis with urgency by driving the transition to a post-fossil fuel society. Our mission is to provide educational outreach, advocate for policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and actively engage both public and private sectors in adopting renewable energy solutions. Through strategic actions such as supporting green fleets, pushing for carbon reduction goals, and fostering partnerships with media, we aim to empower communities and stakeholders to take meaningful steps toward a cleaner, more sustainable future. Join us as we work to accelerate the shift to renewable energy and a fossil-free world. Below are some policy initiatives we have taken to ensure we are reaching pivotal leaders in Knox County.

TVA Incentives for Clean Energy
Advocate for state and federal incentives, such as tax breaks and grants, to boost renewable energy adoption.
Green Fleets
Advocate for the City of Knoxville and Knox county to adopt green fleets with electric and zero-emission vehicles.


Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Advocate for local incentives to expand EV charging stations in public and private spaces.
Support Clean Energy Innovation
Advocate for funding and policies to support clean energy tech innovation and pilot projects.


Letter to Knox County Commision
We wrote a letter to the Knox County Commission calling for change surrounding current climate change policies in Knox County.

Letter to Knoxville Aiport Authority
We wrote a letter to the Knoxville Airport Authority to incorporate solar energy into airport systems to reduce their environmental impact.
Knox County Commissioner Meetings
KCW Board Members are scheduling meetings with Knox County Commissioners to discuss the reasons why the Knox County Commission should be adopting a climate action plan like that already adopted by the City of Knoxville.
Want to reach out?
We are always open to talk about climate change and how we can work together to help Knox County become greener.