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Do you support reducing our dependence on foreign sources of energy while creating thousands of new clean energy jobs in North Carolina?  We need your help - Take action now and become an "energy educator" for legislators!

The actions of the NC General Assembly impact all of us greatly - our families, our businesses, our daily lives, our communities, and the issues that matter most to us.  We need you and other supporters of renewable energy resources and energy efficiency solutions to get involved and help the NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA) educate legislators about the success stories of our state's clean energy economy.  We have tremendous opportunities for more affordable, cleaner energy for consumers, which contrasts with the increasing electricity rates to pay for coal, nuclear and natural gas plants. Our families, businesses, schools, the military and government need a more balanced energy plan.

GET INVOLVED, SHOW YOUR SUPPORT:  As electricity customers, we all have a personal or business story to share with legislators - they want and need to hear from you regarding why you support clean energy in NC.  Please contact your local legislators via email or phone calls, schedule a meeting while your Representative or Senator is at home in their district - or join NCSEA in Raleigh at the General Assembly for our upcoming Lobby Days on Tues., May 22 and Tues., June 12!

North Carolinians overwhelming support renewable energy resources like solar, wind and biomass, while becoming more energy efficient. Unfortunately, the rapidly-growing market demand for clean energy far outpaces what our state's current energy policies and regulations allow.  Republicans, Democrats and Independents alike want legislators to allow more energy choices now for consumers and greater access to clean energy.

The 2012 session of the NC General Assembly begins on May 16, 2012 - contact your local legislators now and let them know why you support clean energy.

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Use the helpful links below to learn more about our state legislature, members of the NC House and NC Senate, daily calendars, and the energy-related legislation that is eligible to be considered during the 2012 "short session" of the Legislature. You may also visit NCSEA's "Legislative Action Center" and email your local legislators directly. (Click on the blue box at left.)

Below is additional information related to NCSEA's public policy work at the NC General Assembly, including NCSEA's 2012 legislative agenda (coming soon!), the 2011 Sustainable Energy Legislative Guide, tips on contacting legislators, etc.


 

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

All clean energy supporters are invited
to join NCSEA at the
NC General Assembly for our

"ENERGY CHOICES NOW" LOBBY DAYS

Tues., May 22, 2012

Tues., June 12, 2012

(Click here for more info & to RSVP!
NOTE: Please contact your local legislators
now to schedule meetings to ensure you get time with them while you're in Raleigh for our Lobby Day.)

NCSEA's Guide to the
NC General Assembly

How to Get Involved & Educate
Legislators: Tips for contacting legislators, developing stronger relationships, scheduling meetings, etc.



 

Do you know who represents you in the NC House or NC Senate? Click here to find out by entering in your zip code.

 

NCSEA's 2012 Legislative Agenda
(Coming Soon!)
List of bills that NCSEA is advocating
for and other helpful background
information.

2012 Energy Legislative Guide
(Coming Soon!)

NCSEA's 2011 Energy
Legislative Guide

Includes all energy-related bills introduced by legislators and those signed into law.
(Updated 06/28/11)

Daily Calendars (Schedules) for
Legislators while they're in session in Raleigh
How a law is made - steps in the legislative process
NC General Assembly Audio
Listen to Daily Sessions of the House
& Senate, Committee Meetings
or Press Conferences.
 
Key House & Senate Committees that have jurisdiction over
energy-related bills:

(Click here to download document)

Key House Committees that have jurisdiction over energy-related bills:

House Public Utilities Committee

House Finance Committee

House Commerce and Job Development Subcommittee
on Science & Technology

Key Senate Committees that have jurisdiction over energy-related bills:

Senate Commerce Committee

Senate Finance Committee

When visiting the General Assembly:

Click here for directions, parking information, accessibility, a map of the legislative complex, tours, food options, etc.

 

 

Questions about NCSEA's public policy work at the NC General Assembly?  Please email Julie Robinson, NCSEA's Director of Communications & Government Affairs at julie@energync.org.

 

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