Leading U.S. businesses are now actively supporting national energy policies. Companies as diverse as Exelon, Dow, Applied Materials, Johnson and Johnson, Timberland and many more are actively supporting legislation. See the Ad that was placed in the WSJ by many national companies.

We Can Lead is a diverse group of business leaders from across the country who have come together in support of comprehensive energy policy in the United States. This group continues to advocate for passage of legislation that advances clean energy in order to spur American innovation, create millions of new jobs, restore America's competitiveness and provide for economic and national security. In January, We Can Lead sent President Obama this letter, endorsed by 80 U.S. businesses, urging him to provide forceful leadership to achieve legislation that will save the U.S. from falling behind in the global clean energy race.

The US Climate Action Partnership is "a group of businesses and leading environmental organizations that have come together to call on the federal government to quickly enact strong national legislation to require significant reductions of greenhouse gas emissions." USCAP's members include Alcoa, Caterpillar, Chrysler, Deere, Dow Chemical, Exelon, Ford, GE, GM, PepsiCo, Shell, and many others.

The American Businesses for Clean Energy ABCE: Currently 6,134 companies from around the country that have signed onto the statement: "We support the Congressional enactment of clean energy and climate legislation that will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions."

E2 - Environmental Entrepreneurs is a national community of individual business leaders who advocate for good environmental policy while building economic prosperity.

Businesses for Innovative Climate and Energy Policy- BICEP Founding Members: Levi, Nike, Starbucks, Timberland.

Deutsche Bank Climate Change Advisors (DBCCA) has a world-class research team that specializes exclusively in climate change specific sectors with published whitepapers. Their work suggests that the problem of climate change is solvable and that even in the current difficult economic environment, the cost of transition to a low carbon world is manageable. DBCCA's whitepapers cover topics such as infrastructure investments in renewable energy, global climate change policy developments, and the case for "Green" Infrastructure, Energy Security and "Green" Jobs. View DBCCA's Reports here.