NASEO Committees and Task Forces
Committees
The National Association of State
Energy Official’s (NASEO) committees
are the formal mechanism for members
to work on NASEO’s top priorities
and ongoing issues. The primary role
of the committees is to identify
emerging issues that are relevant to
the state and territory energy
offices. The committees collect,
analyze, and disseminate information
about these emerging issues and work
to educate members and others. The
committees’ work helps to guide the
association’s strategic direction
and, where appropriate, builds
consensus on issues.
Committees also play an integral role
in setting NASEO’s annual Issues Agenda.
The organization’s Issues Agenda defines
NASEO’s top advocacy priorities and sets
the tone for staff and organizational
activities for the coming year.
Committees work with the Issues Agenda
Committee as part of the agenda
development process. All NASEO
committees have similar
responsibilities.
Task Forces
While NASEO's committees identify
and analyze emerging issues, task
forces are the action arm of the
association. Task forces may be
formed by the Chair of the Board of
Directors to research and develop
special issues for a committee or
for the board, and to deliver
specific short-term services or
products funded by grants or
contracts. These activities must be
consistent with NASEO’s current
strategic direction, as determined
by the members and published in the
National Energy Issues Agenda. Task
forces are discontinued when the
product or service for which they
were created has been delivered. All
NASEO task forces have similar
responsibilities.
Follow the links on the left for
more information on each of NASEO's
Committees and Task Forces.
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