Energy for the Common Good

Energy for the Common Good (ECG) is a non-profit organization based in Concord, Massachusetts, with a small team of four employees. The organization focuses on advocating for fusion energy within the existing climate and clean energy sectors. ECG's mission is centered around preparing key stakeholders in energy, environmental policy, and regulation to effectively implement safe and non-carbon based innovations, particularly fusion energy, as they become available. They achieve this through a variety of initiatives such as coalitions, forums, and smaller group discussions. ECG encourages a thorough evaluation of fusion energy's potential to replace fossil fuel-based electricity grids, addressing concerns regarding its waste footprint and exploring the diverse industrial applications offered by various fusion device types and output ranges. ECG distinguishes itself through its dedication to building a strong market demand and support for fusion energy. By educating stakeholders and fostering strategic partnerships, ECG aims to ensure that the necessary infrastructure and public acceptance are in place to facilitate the successful integration of fusion energy into the future energy landscape. To learn more about Energy for the Common Good and their work, visit their website at energycommongood.org.