WIND ENERGY ADVOCACY

Wind Policy That Moves

We track rule changes, write comments, and set meetings with agencies and lawmakers. Your team gets clear steps, fast replies, and clean reports.

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Metric 01

200+

dockets tracked each year

Metric 02

36

state and federal agencies

Metric 03

94%

clients who renew

HOW IT WORKS

Four Steps To Start

Write comments, speak at hearings, and back wind goals in open rule dockets.

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4-week sprint

Policy Advocacy

From $8,000

Write comments, speak at hearings, and back wind goals in open rule dockets.

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Monthly

Regulatory Tracking

From $6,000

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Ongoing

Government Relations

From $9,500

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016-week plan

Stakeholder Outreach

From $7,500

Line up trade groups, local voices, and support letters.

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028-week launch

Public Affairs Campaigns

From $12,000

Build clear messages for news, events, and public comment.

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032-3 weeks

White Papers

From $5,500

Turn policy data into a short paper leaders can use.

WIND POLICY SERVICES

Policy Work That Gets Heard

We study the rule, the agency, and the vote path before work starts.

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01

Issue Review

We study the rule, the agency, and the vote path before work starts.

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02

Action Plan

You get a short plan with targets, dates, and the people to call.

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03

Outreach Work

We draft letters, book meetings, and keep each contact moving.

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04

Results Report

We show what changed, what is still open, and what to do next.

CASE RESULTS

Proof From Wind Teams

Weekly docket watch\nOne planning call\nTwo comment drafts\nHearing prep memo\nEmail recap after calls

Billed monthlyBilled monthly

Starter

From $4,500/mo

  • Weekly docket watch\nOne planning call\nTwo comment drafts\nHearing prep memo\nEmail recap after calls
Most popular3-month minimum

Signature

From $11,000/mo

  • Two weekly docket checks\nTwo planning calls\nFour comment drafts\nLawmaker meeting kit\nStakeholder call list\nPress note review
Quarterly retainerQuarterly retainer

Scale

Custom

  • Daily docket watch\nFour planning calls\nSix comment drafts\nAgency meeting setup\nCoalition outreach plan\nWhite paper and memo pack

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

Trusted By Wind Teams

A wind developer earned 14 support letters and a clean path to the next hearing.

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Wind Developer

State Filing Won Clear Support

A wind developer earned 14 support letters and a clean path to the next hearing.

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Turbine Supplier

Rules Watch Cut Late Risk

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Trade Group

Trade Group Built One Message

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Project Permits

Local Voices Backed The Permit

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Federal Policy

Agency Meeting Moved Fast

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Federal docket strategy

Maya Chen

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Agency and Hill outreach

Jordan Ellis

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Message plans and media

Priya Nair

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White papers and tracking

Noah Bennett

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

They kept our team on time and on message through a tough state docket.

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Elena Brooks

Policy Director, North Shore Wind

Verified

Their meeting prep and follow-up made agency talks far easier.

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Marcus Hale

Government Affairs Lead, Ridge Turbines

Verified

We got clear drafts, quick edits, and a plan we could use right away.

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Priya Das

Communications Director, Clean Grid Trade

Service area

U.S. Federal

Washington, DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Baltimore

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Area 01

U.S. Federal

Washington, DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Baltimore

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Area 02

Great Lakes

Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland

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Area 03

Texas and Gulf

Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Corpus Christi

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Area 04

West Coast

Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Sacramento

The Map

Questions

Common Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01Who do you work with?+

We work with wind developers, turbine suppliers, and trade groups that need policy help, agency contact, and outreach.

02Do you handle federal and state work?+

Yes. We track federal and state dockets, draft comments, and help teams respond before key dates and hearings.

03How fast can you start?+

Most projects start in one week after the first call, once we agree on scope, goals, and the target agency.

04What do you send each month?+

You get action notes, meeting prep, comment drafts, and a clear list of next steps for your team after each call.

05Can you support public events?+

Yes. We help with hearing prep, speaker notes, press lines, and follow-up after public meetings and local events.

06Do you offer one-off papers?+

Yes. We write short white papers, policy briefs, and message notes for teams that need a clear case fast, or for board review.

Wind Policy Notes

Get rule alerts, hearing dates, and short notes for wind teams, suppliers, and trade groups.