For more information visit: https://www.makingenergywork.com. NCSEA Members must be logged in using the member portal to view and receive their member discount.  

Making Energy NetWork Policy Forum North Carolina’s CPIRP Process – What to Expect in the Next Carbon Plan NCSEA has hosted a series of informative panel conversations and networking events throughout the year leading up to the annual Making Energy Work Conference scheduled to take place in November. These Policy Forums have been held across…

Making Energy NetWork Policy Forum  North Carolina’s Clean Energy Legislative Opportunities  NCSEA is hosting a series of informative panel conversations and networking events throughout the year leading up to the annual Making Energy Work Conference scheduled to take place in October. We’ll be hosting these events across the state to provide a preview of the…

This session, co-presented by Chambers for Innovation and Clean Energy (CICE) and E2, will explore job creation opportunities, the economic investment and impact ahead for offshore wind development in North Carolina. From the actual development off the coast to the ports to the fishing industry to the manufacturing of components across the state, industry leaders will…

For more information visit: https://www.makingenergywork.com. NCSEA Members must be logged in using the member portal to view and receive their member discount.  

Hosted by the NC Department of Commerce, the NC Governor’s Office, the NC Department of Environmental Quality, and the NC Clean Energy Technology Center The state and federal clean energy landscape is evolving and at a record pace. Newer and cleaner technologies are being deployed at scale and government is accelerating industry growth through supportive…

Key Policies and Incentives to Unlock an Electric Vehicle Future NCSEA is hosting a series of informative panel conversations and networking events throughout the year leading up to the annual Making Energy Work Conference scheduled to take place in October. We’ll be hosting these events across the state to provide a preview of the content…

Throughout the southeast, North Carolina has always been a leader in energy efficiency, starting with our commitments demonstrated in Senate Bill 3 and the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard. Our dedication to this space has led to significant job growth across the state, employing more than 88,000 residents. However, we still have a…

The commercial and residential solar industry has become a strong component of the robust clean energy economy in North Carolina. The industry has continued to grow year over year, with increased demand from corporations and homeowners alike across the state. While that growth has been strong and steady, we still face a number of challenges…