Who We Are
Boutique Speed, Senior Attention

Echo Communications Advisors is a Washington, DC–based public affairs firm specializing in climate and clean energy.
We help clients achieve their most important policy, regulatory, and funding objectives at the federal and state levels, navigating complex and evolving political landscapes.
Drawing on experience in U.S. Senate leadership and on presidential, Senate, House, and gubernatorial campaigns, our team brings a uniquely political understanding to strategic communications. Our clients include renewable energy companies, climate tech start-ups, advocacy organizations, trade associations, and pro-climate leaders and candidates.
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What We Do
How We Can Work Together
At Echo Communications Advisors, we help clients win the debates that matter most. Whether you’re advancing a clean energy technology, defending critical climate policy, or leading an industry coalition, we design and execute advocacy campaigns that shape public opinion and sway decision-makers. Our work sits at the intersection of politics, policy, and communications—grounded in a deep understanding of how change really happens. We start by learning your objectives and mapping the political and regulatory landscape, then build a strategy that moves hearts, minds, and votes. Explore our full range of services.
News & Insights
Aliya Haq explains why winning on climate means building clean energy faster, modernizing the grid, and making affordability the central goal of climate policy.
As the 2026 midterms approach, energy affordability has become a top voter issue. This report highlights 10 battleground states where rising electricity bills and data center growth could shape control of Congress and key governorships.
Chris Moyer was featured in POLITICO on how Democrats’ focus on energy affordability is influencing their approach to permitting reform ahead of the midterms
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