About EEIA
Join EEIA
EEIA membership is open to companies and trade organizations who build, supply, maintain, operate and benefit from America’s energy infrastructure.
Who is EEIA?
The Energy Equipment and Infrastructure Alliance (EEIA) is the association for suppliers of construction, equipment, materials and services for energy production and infrastructure. We are the only organization representing the full spectrum of the supply chain – tens of thousands of companies and millions of workers in all 50 states – supporting production facilities, midstream infrastructure including transmission pipelines, and downstream infrastructure for power generation, storage, processing and export. We are the hard-hats that keep the lights on and keep homes warm in winter and cool in summer. This great scope gives us uniquely powerful impact.
EEIA’s mission is to mobilize and lead the supply chain’s voices to achieve policies at all levels of government that encourage full development of America’s energy resources and infrastructure, while protecting the environment, health and safety.
EEIA Mission and Scope
EEIA is a 501(c)(6) trade association headquartered in Washington, DC. Our members include contractors, supply chain companies, their trade associations and their workers’ labor unions. Our mission is to organize, mobilize and lead the supply chain’s voices to achieve shale energy and related infrastructure development and policies at all levels of government that encourage full and careful development of shale resources while protecting the environment and minimizing community impacts.
We engage in legislative, regulatory, judicial, and public advocacy directed at all levels of government and within communities. Among other activities, we undertake economic research and information-gathering to measure and report the scale of supply chain economic and employment contributions, and to document and share shale energy’s positive messages.
Leadership
EEIA’s President and CEO is Toby Mack. Toby joined EEIA as President and CEO in 2013. Prior to EEIA, he served as President and CEO of Associated Equipment Distributors, the international trade association representing companies supplying heavy equipment and related products and services to the construction, energy, mining and forestry industries in North America.
Prior to AED, he served as CEO of the National Electronic Distributors Association, as Vice President of the Electronic Industries Association and as a US Navy Officer. He is a graduate of Penn State University.
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