Maine Labor Climate Council

Sun Communities is the second-largest corporate owner of mobile home parks in the country. Ever since they bought Riverside Drive Park in Augusta, rates have climbed, conditions have declined, and services have disappeared. Residents get the bill when park-owned trees fall on their properties. Folks can't access their rental contracts. The mailroom's a dump. An outdated bridge had its weight limit sign removed. Water gets shut off without notice. Now, many residents tell me they’re afraid to speak out for fear of eviction. This stuff has to end. As governor, I’ll rein in private equity's runaway greed and invest in safe, quality public housing for Mainers. Read about my plan here: JacksonForMaine.com/Issues

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Labor in Maine and elsewhere is proud to be advocating for and building clean power that provides affordable energy and good jobs for our communities.

Amen brother! #TroyforGovernor

The @ME_LaborClimate & manufactured park residents held a rally last week to call on the Augusta City Council to pass a temporary rent moratorium and a rent stabilization ordinance to prevent massive lot rent increases. maineaflcio.org/news/mobile-ho…

Learn more about the DOER’s grants to boost Maine’s clean energy workforce. ⬇️ mainepublic.org/climate/2026-0…

The Maine Department of Energy Resources (DOER) awarded a grant to Maine Labor Climate Council to support energy efficiency workforce training, which will help train new HVAC technicians and provide heat pump installation training for existing union contractors.

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"The overarching message to young folks wanting to come into the trades is, despite this uncertainty that the federal government has placed upon this industry, come to Maine. Come join one of our unions," said @ME_LaborClimate's Francis Eanes.

@MaineMorninStar “Together, these ambitious bills put Maine on a pathway to energy independence and affordability, and will create thousands of good-paying Maine jobs,” said Francis Eanes, Executive Director of @ME_LaborClimate. mainemorningstar.com/2025/07/15/how…

Maine just passed a host of major clean energy bills that will position our state as a national leader in building a clean energy economy that’s rooted in strong labor standards and family-sustaining union jobs. More from @MaineMorninStar. ⬇️ mainemorningstar.com/2025/07/15/how…

.@IBEWLU25 gave Lisa the chance to build a career and a better future. She put two kids through college and now she’s making history in offshore wind, building a cleaner planet for her grandkids. Lisa is powering the path to #EnergyIndependence! #EnergyIndependenceMonth

The Maine Labor Climate Council released the following statement today in response to the Senate's passage of the Republican reconciliation megabill, which Sen. Susan Collins voted against on Tuesday.

In a @bangordailynews op-ed, Grant Provost calls on Maine’s Congressional leaders to defend federal clean energy tax credits as the budget process plays out in the Senate. ⬇️

Unions and climate advocates gathered in Bangor last week to urge Maine’s leaders to protect clean energy tax credits that are powering our economy, bringing costs down for working families and creating good-paying jobs across the state. @SpecNewsMaine ⬇️ spectrumlocalnews.com/me/maine/polit…

Join the Community Conversation on Floating Offshore Wind on Tues., June 10, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Blue Hill Library! Pizza and childcare will be available. Register now: tinyurl.com/2s4mxcyw

The elimination of critical federal energy investments creates massive uncertainty for energy companies, imperiling energy projects — and the livelihoods of union workers — that are already in the pipeline to be developed across our state. Read more ⬇️ bangordailynews.com/2025/05/28/opi…

Union workers helped build @UMaine’s floating offshore wind research array; now it’s being launched despite federal funding cuts. Read more from @MainePublic. ⬇️ mainepublic.org/climate/2025-0…

Join us this Wed., May 14, for a conversation about the climate and economic impacts of floating offshore wind. Pizza and childcare will be provided. This event will take place at the United Technologies Center in Bangor.

This week, 17 states, including Maine, sued the Trump administration over its halting of permits for wind energy projects. Read more: ⬇️ bit.ly/3GOzuI7