NCSEA will hold its next Energy Executives Roundtable & Clean Energy Business Lobby Day at the NC General Assembly in Raleigh on Tuesday, February 22. Register for this free event today - click here for more info!
NCSEA is seeking a Solar Industry & Education Associate
Learn more about NCSEA's valuable public policy work at the NC General Assembly, which includes multiple bills related to increasing renewable energy, energy efficiency, green building and smart grid jobs, business opportunities and solutions in North Carolina. Click here for more information.
Recent statewide poll in NC: 83.8% of likely general election voters think state leaders should seek more renewable energy sources in order to provide consumers and businesses with electricity, according to Fallon Research.
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Learn all about North Carolina's clean energy economy and what it encompasses in the 2011 NC Clean Energy Data Book - renewable energy & energy efficiency projects, energy resources, business and job creation opportunities, and regional strengths. Click here for more information.
NCSEA has released its 2011 North Carolina Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Industries Census, which estimates 14,800 clean energy jobs exist across the state and verifies firms maintain a presence in regions of the North Carolina. Click here for more information.
NCSEA's statewide innovative educational series raises awareness for North Carolina's renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors.
Join the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association at the 2012 Southeastern Coastal Wind Conference.
For many North Carolina electric utilities, solar PV systems greater than 10 kW with federal and state tax credits were at grid parity with commercial retail electricity prices in 2011, shows a new study by NCSEA.
NCSEA is taking its "Energy Choices Now" Roadshow to every region of our state. We encourage you to attend one of these educational and networking events in your area. Register now - and please help us spread the word!
Computer monitors require more power to display a light screen than a dark screen. NCSEA has chosen to use a dark background on our website to help your computer conserve energy.