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Make It In America
 March 2009
The Apollo Alliance has created the roadmap for revitalizing America’s manufacturing sector. Part of The New Apollo Program, our comprehensive national strategy for building a clean energy, good jobs economy, Make It In America: The Apollo Green Manufacturing Action Plan (GreenMAP) calls for federal investment in the domestic manufacture of clean energy equipment and components, and in making manufacturing plants more energy efficient overall.
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Make It In America: Executive Summary
 March 2009
Clean energy manufacturing offers an opportunity to strengthen and expand America’s middle class. But there’s one big problem: we don’t make most of these systems here in the U.S.
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Renewable Energy Potential
A Case Study of Pennsylvania
 October 2006
Pennsylvania, of all the states, is ranked sixth as the greatest potential to generate new manufacturing activity for renewable energy.In all, there are more than 2188 firms in Pennsylvania that are currently active in the industrial sectors that could supply the component parts to meet the demand necessary to deliver a wedge. In addition, the demand can support the creation of more than 42,000 new jobs related to the expanded manufacturing activity.
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Renewable Energy Demand
A Case Study of California
 October 2006
California, of all the states, has the greatest potential to generate new manufacturing activity to meet the demand for clean energy products and services, according to this October 2006 study by the Renewable Energy Policy Project. In all, there are more than 5400 firms in California that are currently active in the industrial sectors that could supply the component parts to meet the demand necessary to deliver a wedge. In addition, the demand can support the creation of more than 95,000 new jobs related to the expanded manufacturing activity.
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Component Manufacturing
Ohio’s Future in the Renewable Energy Industry
 September 2006
Ohio stands to receive nearly 23,000 new jobs and $3.6 billion dollars of investment in manufacturing components to supply the national development of renewables. Ohio is ranked fourth among states in terms of job gain, and fifth for potential investment.
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New Energy For Cities
 August 2006
Cities across the nation are pioneering new clean energy solutions that will help end our nation’s oil addiction and create good jobs. “New Energy for Cities” highlights dozens of representative municipal programs that promote renewable power, reduce oil consumption, make buildings more efficient and promote smart growth.
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New Energy for States
 February 2006
This groundbreaking report describes successful state-based clean energy solutions. It chronicles scores of proven clean energy solutions that are working in states across America. From clean power sources to fuel efficiency to smart growth, our new report highlights the best clean energy policies our states have enacted.
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Component Manufacturing
Wisconsin’s Future in the Renewable Energy Industry
 January 2006
Wisconsin is particularly well positioned to benefit from development in the renewable energy industry, according to this 2006 study by the Renewable Energy Policy Project.Wisconsin stands to receive nearly 14,061 new jobs and $1.6 billion dollars of investment in manufacturing components to supply this national development of renewables. Wisconsin is ranked fourth among states in terms of job gain, and fifth for potential investment.
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New Energy for Campuses
 October 2005
The Apollo Alliance partnered with Energy Action to create this comprehensive guide demonstrating how campuses across the nation can be a catalyst for sustainable energy independence. “New Energy for Campuses” lays out strategies for campuses to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save money at the same time.
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