Clean Tomorrow

Name

Clean Tomorrow

Legal name

Policy Action for a Clean Tomorrow Inc.

Website

https://cleantomorrow.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2024

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Washington

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Contributions and Grants: Clean Tomorrow (legally "Policy Action for a Clean Tomorrow Inc") is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. In its first year (2024), it raised $645,000 in contributions and grants. The organization solicits donations through its Contribute page and accepts tax-deductible contributions.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Clean Tomorrow is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit that advances practical solutions to decarbonize the U.S. energy future by building bipartisan coalitions, conducting original policy research, and advocating for clean energy policies actionable within five years. Its work centers on flagship initiatives such as the Re-Energizing America roadmap (calling for $25B in DOE RD&D by 2030) and the Siting Solutions Project for state-level renewable siting reform, delivered through research reports, field guides, media engagement, and direct policy advocacy.

Product overview

Clean Tomorrow is a nonpartisan, outcome-driven 501(c)(3) policy advocacy nonprofit organization, not a traditional software product. Its portfolio centers on two major policy initiatives — the Re-Energizing America Initiative (including flagship reports such as Reclaiming American Leadership in Energy Innovation and Re-Energizing America: An Action Plan for a DOE That Delivers) and the Siting Solutions Project (including reports like The State of Siting 2025 Legislative Round-Up, State Policy Approaches to Renewable Energy Siting, State Policymaker Perspectives on Renewable Energy Siting, and the Siting Policy Field Guide) — supported by a series of topical research reports (The Ten Technology Pillars of Energy Innovation, The Power Policy Playbook, From Fragmentation to Action, Power Electronics: A Cleantech Success Story, China's Rising Energy Dominance, Rebuilding Momentum Through 2030, and Re-Energizing America: Looking Back at the U.S. Energy Innovation Strategy), the annual 2025 Impact Report, and original research blog content. All deliverables are policy research outputs rather than technical products; Clean Tomorrow publishes and distributes them through its website cleantomorrow.org and partner site sitingsolutions.com.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Siting Solutions: A project led by Clean Tomorrow that focuses on clean energy siting policy reform at the state level, providing policy field guides and resources for state leaders and advocates (operated via sitingsolutions.com).
• Re-Energizing America

Products and services

• Re-Energizing America Initiative A roadmap initiative charting a path to rebuild American energy innovation leadership, calling for a $25 billion federal investment in DOE RD&D by 2030 across four policy imperatives.
• Siting Solutions Project State-level clean energy siting reform initiative that produces policy guides, legislative round-ups, and field guides to help state leaders remove barriers to renewable energy deployment.
• Reclaiming American Leadership in Energy Innovation Report First report in the Re-Energizing America series identifying the $25 billion investment destination for U.S. DOE energy innovation funding.
• Re-Energizing America: An Action Plan for a DOE That Delivers Second Re-Energizing America report outlining five concrete recommendations to modernize DOE.
• The Ten Technology Pillars of Energy Innovation Framework identifying ten technology pillars (foundational science, secure power systems, clean firm generation, variable generation, advanced transportation, sustainable fuels, efficient buildings, competitive manufacturing, secure supply chains, carbon management) for federal innovation support.
• The Power Policy Playbook Report addressing electricity affordability challenges facing American households, including low-income energy burden and the impact of rising power costs.
• Siting Policy Field Guide Guide for state leaders and advocates for designing renewable energy siting reforms, released by the Siting Solutions Project in December 2025.
• Clean Tomorrow 2025 Impact Report Annual report documenting Clean Tomorrow's organizational milestones, policy wins, and research output during its first full year of operation.
• From Fragmentation to Action Report Report analyzing DOE's organizational structure and proposing reforms so that it reflects modern energy innovation demands rather than historical evolution.
• Rebuilding Momentum Through 2030 Report calling on federal policymakers to reclaim the bipartisan momentum of 2020-2022 to re-energize American energy innovation leadership through the rest of the decade.
• Re-Energizing America: Looking Back at the U.S. Energy Innovation Strategy Report analyzing U.S. clean energy technology laggard status entering the 2010s versus China's dominance in fields the U.S. once led.
• China's Rising Energy Dominance Report analyzing China's comprehensive industrial strategy for clean energy sectors and its control over global markets for solar panels and electric vehicles.
• The State of Siting: 2025 Legislative Round-Up Report summarizing state legislatures' efforts to change clean energy siting policy in 2025, grounded in Clean Tomorrow's expertise on state policy approaches to renewable siting.
• State Policy Approaches to Renewable Energy Siting First report in the Insight Report series clarifying siting policy options and empowering others to improve state and local siting policies.

Quantifiable outcome

• Recommends $25 billion annual DOE RD&D funding by FY2030 (80% increase from FY2025 baseline)
• +2 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered major, moderate and minor.

• Third WaymajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-released analysis with Third Way comparing FY25 funding levels to the recommendations in the 2020 Energizing America report. The joint analysis outlines requirements to maintain America's energy innovation leadership, including extending funding authorizations, addressing implementation challenges, closing gaps in ARPA-E funding, and building bipartisan consensus.
• SEEC InstitutemoderateGTM or Marketing PartnerClean Tomorrow sponsored the SEEC Institute's Solutions Summit in December 2024. CEO Lindsey Baxter Griffith and Senior Director of Policy Evan Chapman led roundtable discussions with members of Congress on advanced generation technologies and industrial decarbonization. Griffith also joined Representative Matt Cartwright (PA-08) on a plenary panel.
• Columbia University School of International and Public AffairsmoderateImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerClean Tomorrow served as the client for a capstone project by 11 graduate students pursuing Masters of Public Administration degrees in Environmental Science and Policy at Columbia SIPA. The resulting report, "Widening the Lens: Options for Communities to Economically Benefit from Clean Energy," profiles policies in seven states and features project case studies.
• Siting Solutions ProjectmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerClean Tomorrow leads the Siting Solutions Project, a sister initiative hosted at sitingsolutions.com that focuses on state-level renewable energy siting reform. The project released a "Siting Policy Field Guide" for state leaders and advocates in December 2025 and produces annual legislative round-ups tracking state siting policy changes.
• Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of DiplomacyminorOthersFounder and CEO Lindsey Baxter Griffith is a current fellow at Georgetown's Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, where she engages with diplomatic and policy scholarship that informs Clean Tomorrow's work.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Emerging players

• Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF): Public policy think tank with a clean energy innovation and industrial policy program that produces reports on federal RD&D, technology competition with China, and energy manufacturing. Comparable in addressing energy-innovation policy from a nonpartisan lens.
• American Clean Power Association: Industry trade association representing wind, solar, storage, and transmission developers — the constituency most directly affected by Clean Tomorrow's Siting Solutions Project and federal RD&D advocacy. Not a direct advocacy peer, but a key ecosystem partner and target audience.
• Evergreen Collaborative: Climate policy and advocacy organization focused on clean energy deployment, industrial policy, and state-level siting/permitting reform. Overlaps with Clean Tomorrow's Siting Solutions Project and federal innovation advocacy.

Direct peers

• Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) — Energy Project: Washington-based think tank with an Energy Project that produces bipartisan policy analysis on federal energy innovation, grid modernization, and siting. Operates in the same bipartisan federal energy-policy niche as Clean Tomorrow.
• ClearPath: 501(c)(3) clean energy innovation advocacy organization focused on advancing federal RD&D and deploying clean energy technology. ClearPath is the closest direct peer, operating in the same DOE RD&D appropriations and innovation-policy niche that Clean Tomorrow's Re-Energizing America initiative targets.
• RMI (formerly Rocky Mountain Institute): Clean energy research and policy organization that combines technical analysis with advocacy on federal and state energy policy, including siting, industrial decarbonization, and innovation. Overlapping scope but significantly larger and more established.
• Third Way: Centrist think tank with a major clean energy and innovation program that Clean Tomorrow has already co-published analysis with (FY25 funding levels vs. Energizing America recommendations). Both organizations explicitly position as nonpartisan, outcome-driven, and focused on near-term pragmatic energy policy.
• Clean Air Task Force (CATF): Climate and clean energy policy organization with deep expertise in deployment, siting, and federal RD&D advocacy. Several Clean Tomorrow leaders (Lindsey Griffith, Alex Breckel, Evan Chapman, Nelson Falkenburg) were previously at CATF or CATF Action, making it the closest organizational-pedigree peer.
• Energy Futures Initiative (EFI) / EFI Foundation: Nonpartisan energy policy organization founded by former U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz, focused on clean energy deployment, industrial strategy, and federal energy policy. Multiple Clean Tomorrow leaders (Alex Breckel, Jordan Gallagher) came directly from EFI/EJM Associates, making it the closest talent-and-pedigree peer.
• Columbia SIPA Center on Global Energy Policy: Academic-affiliated energy policy research center producing reports on federal energy innovation, technology deployment, and policy reform. Clean Tomorrow has an existing relationship via a Columbia SIPA capstone engagement.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

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