http://energync.org/publication/a-citizens-guide-to-the-nc-reps en-us ℗ & © 2012 The Friday Institute for Educational Innovation A Guide to Understanding NC's Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard NCSEA In an effort to help individuals, businesses, government, non-profits and others understand our state's REPS law, The NC Sustainable Energy Association has produced "A Citizen's Guide: The North Carolina Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard," which provides helpful background information and resources.   In a historic stroke of the pen on August 20, 2007, Governor Mike Easley signed Senate Bill 3 and North Carolina became the 25th state - and the first in the Southeast - to enact a mandatory renewable energy and energy efficiency portfolio standard (REPS) into law. The new law - known as Session Law 2007-397 - requires North Carolina electric utilities to include renewable energy and energy efficiency in their electric generation portfolios. They must do this by ensuring that a percentage of the electricity they sell is created through the use of renewable energy resources or energy efficiency measures. In an effort to help individuals, businesses, government, nonprofits and others understand our state's REPS law, The NC Sustainable Energy Association has produced "A Citizen's Guide: The North Carolina Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard," which provides helpful background information and resources. To read more,  click here  to download this publication. NCSEA info@energync.org NCSES staff Citizens Guide to NC REPS   In a historic stroke of the pen on August 20, 2007, Governor Mike Easley signed Senate Bill 3 and North Carolina became the 25th state - and the first in the Southeast - to enact a mandatory renewable energy and energy efficiency portfolio standard (REPS) into law. The new law - known as Session Law 2007-397 - requires North Carolina electric utilities to include renewable energy and energy efficiency in their electric generation portfolios. They must do this by ensuring that a percentage of the electricity they sell is created through the use of renewable energy resources or energy efficiency measures. In an effort to help individuals, businesses, government, non-profits and others understand our state's REPS law, The NC Sustainable Energy Association has produced "A Citizen's Guide: The North Carolina Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard," which provides helpful background information and resources. To read more,  click here  to download this publication. http://energync.org/assets/files/podcast_episodes/a-citizens-guide-to-the-nc-reps/a-citizens-guide-the-nc-renewable-energy-energy-efficiency-portfolio-standard.pdf Thu, 14 Oct 2010 14:04:00 EDT 00:00:00