AEO has oversight of assistance programs like the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program and initiatives such as Arkansas Energy Performance Contracting. In addition, AEO administers Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust funded opportunities, including the Level 2 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Rebate Program and the DC Fast Charge Funding assistance Program.
"We offer assistance to businesses, communities, and individuals through residential and commercial energy codes, energy performance contracting, as well as education and training on energy efficiency. Through partnerships we promote the use of alternative fuels for transportation, energy technology loans, low-income energy and utility assistance, weatherization assistance, funding for electric vehicle infrastructure, and other initiatives."
Associate Environment Administrator, Division of Environmental Quality
Associate Director, Office of Water Quality
Enterprise Services Director, Enterprise Services
Associate Director, Office of Land Resources
Associate Director, Office of Air Quality
Associate Energy Administrator, Division of Energy & Mineral Resources, Emergency Management
Director, Oil & Gas Commission
Director, Office of the State Geologist
Director, Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board
Director, Arkansas Energy Office
Program Manager, Mining Program
If you are reporting a spill, leak, geohazard event, release of petroleum products, hazardous materials, or gases that requires an immediate emergency response, please call the:
Arkansas Division of Emergency Management
800-322-4012
Then contact the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment:
E&E Emergency Management
501-682-0716
If after hours, please leave a message. Your call will be returned.
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