Please join us for our 2010 Making Energy Work Conference, which will feature NCSEA's Executive Roundtable, Annual Meeting and educational sessions, on Thursday, September 30, 2010 at the Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem, NC. Click here for more information.
NCSEA Is Hiring - Join Our Team! NCSEA is seeking a dynamic Policy Analyst to help develop, promote and implement specific and systemic policies and solutions for the advancement of a sustainable energy economy in NC.
Browse our Web Site & Save Energy - As you can see, NCSEA's new web site features a slightly darker background color, which was specially chosen by NCSEA to help browsers' computers save energy. Learn more...
The North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association’s Board of Directors is elected annually by its membership. In adherence with our bylaws, each member of NCSEA in good standing is entitled to one vote in the Board of Directors election. Click here to learn more about the Board candidates and vote.
NCSEA will be releasing NC Vision 2025, Version 1.0, a unique and comprehensive model, which seeks to answer important energy questions, with an unprecedented, and interactive approach.
View the energy experts who were elected to serve a three-year term on NCSEA's Board of Directors beginning on January 1, 2011.
NCSEA has released its 2010 North Carolina Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Industries Census, which estimates12,500 green energy jobs exist across the state and verifies firms maintain a presence in all 100 counties of North Carolina. Click here for more information.
The 2010 sales tax holiday weekend for Energy Star qualified products is November 5-7, beginning at 12:01 am on Friday and continuing until 11:59 pm on Sunday. Save money now & in the years to come.
NCSEA is seeking a dynamic Policy Director to lead development, promotion and implementation of policies and solutions to advance North Carolina’s sustainable energy economy. Click here to view the full job description.
The NC Building Code Council will vote on the proposed energy conservation code on Tues., Dec. 14th and NCSEA needs supporters to attend and show your support!
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.