Legislative Guide
2010 Legislative Guide
The North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association is pleased to announce today's publication of the 2010 North Carolina Sustainable Energy Legislative Guide - an overview of all energy related legislation being considered this session, including non-sustainable energy resources.
NCSEA first published our annual legislative guide in 2005, and in some years it has been read by more than 15,000 people.
The 2011 NC Sustainable Energy Legislative Guide will be available in late March 2011.
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