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Recent Posts
- »Save the Date: Forum on Solar Development & Siting in North Carolina
- »Cleantech Open Launces Accelerator for Cleantech Startups
- »REGULATORY UPDATE
- »Legislative Dash Deals Setback for Energy Conservation Codes
- »LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
- »2013 Making Energy Work Conference: Sept 19-20
- »Abundant Power Helps Deliver Energy Savings to Alabama
- »REPS Repeal Bill Pushed Through Senate Finance Committee
- »Governor McCrory Nominates New Utilities Commission Members
- »REPS Repeal Bill Falters and Fails, but Hager Drags it Back
- »Google Partners with Duke on New Renewable Energy Tariff
- »Two NCSEA Staffers Honored with Awards
- »NCSEA Thanks NCGA Members for Voting No on H298
- »NCSEA Reaction to Google's Clean Energy Announcement
- »Healthcare Goes Solar
- »NC Supreme Court Reverses Commission Order on Duke Energy Carolinas Rate Case; Sends It Back with Questions
- »Cleantech Open Expands Accelerator into Research Triangle Park : Applications Due May 1
- »Report: North Carolina No. 2 in Country for Clean Energy, Clean Transportation Jobs in 2012
Upcoming Events
- »NC Sustainable Energy Association's 2013 Making Energy Work Conference
- »Forum on Solar Development & Siting in North Carolina
- »Distributed Wind Energy
- »Southeastern Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (SEARUC) 2013 Annual Conference
- »The 3rd World Smart Grid Conference India Week
- »2013 NC Wood Exports Conference
Resources
- »2012 NC Clean Energy Industries Census
- »NC Legislative Guide 2012
- »A Citizen's Guide: North Carolina Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard
- »Levelized Cost of Solar Photovoltaics in North Carolina 2012
- »Annual Report 2010-2011
- »Understanding the Impact of Electric Generation Choices on North Carolina Electricity Rates
- »2011 NC Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Industries Census