All posts by Dawn Haworth
Harness the Power of Connection & Innovation at the 2026 State Energy Conference of North Carolina
The State Energy Conference of North Carolina is just around the corner, taking place next month on April 28-29, 2026, at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh, NC. This annual event […]
Read MoreJoin the Herd: Tour NC State’s Agrivoltaics Training Site
The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) is excited to offer tours of the new Agrivoltaics Training Site, which will provide insights into how solar grazing systems are developed, taught, […]
Read MoreTrends in Renewable Energy Ordinance Provisions in North Carolina and South Carolina Counties (March 2026)
By: Nicholas Montoni, Senior Program Director for Policy & Markets While completing the biannual updates to the database of local ordinances for North Carolina and South Carolina in March 2026, […]
Read MorePlanning for Economic and Environmental Sustainability within Your Fleet
When planning long-term for your fleet, you are looking for technology solutions that will improve the operations of your fleet. You want solutions that will save money, whether that be […]
Read MoreExperts Provide Energy Insights in NCCETC’s New Webinar Series
The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) has kicked off the new Energy Insights Webinar Series – part of an initiative to promote Center-wide services that contribute to the advancement […]
Read MoreAdvance Your Career with Renewable Energy Project Development – Register Now!
By: Gena Renfrow, Training Program Coordinator Are you ready to deepen your understanding of how renewable energy projects are developed from idea to implementation? There’s still time to register for […]
Read MoreClean Cities and Communities Coalitions Discuss Expansion in the Southeast
By: Alrik Lunsford, Piedmont and Coastal North Carolina Clean Communities Coalition Director On Tuesday, January 27, 2026, Clean Cities and Communities coalitions from across the Southeastern region conducted a webinar […]
Read MoreCary Fire Department Electrifies, Leading the East Coast
The town of Cary, in North Carolina, has worked to implement sustainable fleet technology for over a decade. After purchasing the town’s first electric vehicle (EV) in 2012, the fleet […]
Read MoreStakeholders Provide Feedback on Agriculture and Land Use to Support New Model Ordinance Development
The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) began the new year with continued efforts to gather balanced input about how best to develop a utility-scale solar and storage model ordinance […]
Read MoreNeed Solar Safety Training for Working on Residential Rooftops or the Latest in Agrivoltaics for Utility Solar? We’ve Got You Covered!
“I’ve been in solar for 15 years. As far as I’m aware, the NC State Solar Training Yard provides one of the only training roofs in North Carolina where we […]
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