Energy Future PA revealed the addition of Pennsylvania Environmental Council (PEC) as a new partner member to further its mission of promoting energy solutions and enhancing the state's energy reliability. PEC, established in 1970, is recognized for its nonpartisan advocacy in environmental programs and policy, making it a valuable addition to the coalition. The partnership seeks to advance initiatives like renewable energy expansion, clean hydrogen usage, carbon capture technology, and nuclear energy development. Key figures from Energy Future PA and PEC, including Kate Harper and Tom Gilbert, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing the importance of transitioning Pennsylvania towards a decarbonized economy. The coalition comprises a diverse group of members from various sectors such as the Chamber of Commerce, labor unions, and educational institutions, indicating a broad-based approach to energy policy. Former Congressman Conor Lamb's appointment as co-chair underscores the bipartisan nature of the coalition's efforts, aiming to influence policymakers at state and national levels towards sustainable energy practices. The collective focus on fostering partnerships, innovation, and community well-being reflects a positive sentiment towards addressing environmental challenges while promoting economic growth in Pennsylvania.