• SEMA membership entitles you to participate in an attractive program that relates important information to your company. Members enjoy a lower cost to attend SEMA events and greater visibility at SEMA Conferences. Many industry and political decision makers regularly participate in SEMA Conferences and meetings. Members also receive invitations to attend special meetings in the community, providing valuable business opportunity insight and contact.

• Cooperative efforts with related organizations, such as the East Tennessee Environmental Business Association (ETEBA) www.eteba.org, ensure that SEMA members are directly aware as early as possible of important government and industry strategies and plans.

• Members have a collective voice in providing support to key institutions such as the SRS, and the corresponding visibility accompanying such support. In addition, our collective voice has a stronger influence on regulatory matters, economic development opportunities, and other issues affecting the business community.

• Networking opportunities as well as the latest technical deployments/successes are presented at the regular SEMA dinner meetings and technical information exchanges as prominent speakers provide valuable knowledge for corporate awareness and strategic planning.

• Energy Communities Alliance (ECA) and Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) updates are provided regularly, via e-mail, to members.

Joint ventures with technical organizations, such as the American Nuclear Society, the Academy of Certified Hazardous Materials Managers, and the Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness, provide members a greater opportunity for networking, alliances, and direct community involvement.

Annual corporate membership dues are reasonably priced at $200.00.