About Us
The Environmental & Energy Technology Council of Maine is an association of companies, entrepreneurs, state agencies and organizations committed to advancing sustainable job growth, research and development, and new product commercialization.
The E2 Tech Council was created in 2002 through a merger of the Environmental Business Council of Maine (EBCM) and the Maine Environment & Energy Center (Maine E2 Center). Initial support for the organization was provided through a two-year Cluster Enhancement Grant provided by the Maine Technology Institute (MTI), with additional support from the Maine State Chamber of Commerce and by approximately one dozen other companies, organizations and agencies.
The E2Tech Council services a constantly growing industry sector that includes more than 300 companies and non-profit organizations employing approximately 4,000 workers.
Environmental and energy technology is one of seven economic sectors targeted for growth and assistance within the state. The E2 Tech Council provides information about state and federal early stage financing programs, university research partner-ships, and business incubation and technical assistance programs.
The environmental & energy technology industry includes the following types of companies, agencies and non-profit organizations:
Services
Analytical Services
Wastewater Treatment
Solid waste Management
Hazardous Waste Management
Remediation/Industrial services
Consulting & Engineering
Equipment
Water Equipment and Chemicals
Instruments and Information
Air Pollution Control Equipment
Waste Management Equipment
Process & Prevention Technology
Resources
Water Utilities
Resource Recovery
Energy Sources/Distribution/Services
Government, Education & Non-Profit
Environmental and planning agencies
Educational Institutions and Programs
Non-Profit Organizations
Professional Services
Legal
Financial
Marketing & Public Relations
The Environmental & Energy Technology Council of Maine is an association of companies, entrepreneurs, state agencies and organizations committed to advancing sustainable job growth, research and development, and new product commercialization.
The E2 Tech Council was created in 2002 through a merger of the Environmental Business Council of Maine (EBCM) and the Maine Environment & Energy Center (Maine E2 Center). Initial support for the organization was provided through a two-year Cluster Enhancement Grant provided by the Maine Technology Institute (MTI), with additional support from the Maine State Chamber of Commerce and by approximately one dozen other companies, organizations and agencies.
The E2Tech Council services a constantly growing industry sector that includes more than 300 companies and non-profit organizations employing approximately 4,000 workers.
Environmental and energy technology is one of seven economic sectors targeted for growth and assistance within the state. The E2 Tech Council provides information about state and federal early stage financing programs, university research partner-ships, and business incubation and technical assistance programs.
The environmental & energy technology industry includes the following types of companies, agencies and non-profit organizations:
Services
Analytical Services
Wastewater Treatment
Solid waste Management
Hazardous Waste Management
Remediation/Industrial services
Consulting & Engineering
Equipment
Water Equipment and Chemicals
Instruments and Information
Air Pollution Control Equipment
Waste Management Equipment
Process & Prevention Technology
Resources
Water Utilities
Resource Recovery
Energy Sources/Distribution/Services
Government, Education & Non-Profit
Environmental and planning agencies
Educational Institutions and Programs
Non-Profit Organizations
Professional Services
Legal
Financial
Marketing & Public Relations
