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The Minnesota Renewable Energy Society (MRES) is a member-run, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in Minneapolis in 1978 to promote the use of and advocacy for renewable energies in Minnesota through education and demonstration of practical applications. MRES is involved with education, awareness, and advocacy efforts for all forms of renewable energy technologies, with a particular emphasis on solar energy technologies.

The National Green Pages™ is a directory listing nearly 3,000 businesses that have made firm commitments to sustainable, socially just principles, including the support of sweatshop-free labor, organic farms, fair trade, and cruelty-free products.

The purpose of The Twin Cities Green Guide is to create a printed guidebook and web site to educate Twin Cities Metro area residents about environmental issues, serve as a quick environmental reference tool and promote a self-sustaining and community-oriented lifestyle. The Twin Cities Green Guide will ensure that people of all incomes will have access to the guide. Also, it will serve as a model for other cities and states nationwide.

Wind Power. No Turbine Needed.

Every year, Americans consume more and more electricity. Not enough people recognize that most of that electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels like coal and gas – and that it carries a heavy cost. Burning fossil fuels depletes our natural resources, pollutes our air, and contributes to global warming. But today, consumers have a choice.

The heat is on! Find out how we can harness the sun's rays at the Eco Experience. You'll see the "Connect with the Sun" exhibit, including a solar boat, which was developed with the Minnesota Renewable Energy Society and the Science Museum of Minnesota. Come see the solar car, designed by students at the University of Minnesota.

Biodiesel Resource is a great place that lists all kins of good information about the groups in the biodiesel community.