Our Policy Team tracks legislative and regulatory activity on solar, grid modernization, energy storage and electric vehicles and decarbonization across the country in its 50 States quarterly reports. The reports keep industry stakeholders informed of policy and regulatory changes in the clean energy sector.
The Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Infrastructure Series is comprised of four 1-hour courses that cover the topics of siting, working with utilities, navigating permitting, and ADA considerations relating to EVSEs. The series is intended to provide foundational information on each topic for architects, planners, and construction professionals.
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The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) has been working to gain feedback from local perspectives regarding large-scale renewable energy developments in order to provide resources to communities and local…
Learn MoreThe Clean Power and Industrial Efficiency (CPIE) program at the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) has welcomed a new intern, Kasey Wharton, to join their team this summer.…
Learn MoreThe Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Solar for All program will bring lower energy costs, well-paying jobs, and access to reliable, affordable energy to families across North Carolina. Through this program,…
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