Keeping the Energy Up at RE+
By: Nick Montoni, Senior Program Director for Policy & Markets Last week, the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center attended RE+, the nation’s biggest conference for business leaders in solar, […]
Read MoreSolar Grazing – a Win for Farmers, Developers and the Grid
By: Brittany Santore, Training Project Manager At the beginning of August, I had the pleasure of attending the Solar Farm Summit in Chicago along with Steve Kalland, Executive Director of […]
Read MoreCharge Forward with Electric Vehicle Savings
Purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) is a great way to save on power and maintenance costs while also contributing to a cleaner environment. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) implemented tax […]
Read MoreCedar Grove Community Center Awarded $196,000 in Grant Funding with Technical Assistance from NCCETC
In today’s rapidly changing energy economy, communities are increasingly looking for ways to lower electricity costs, reduce environmental impact, and improve building performance. In Orange County, North Carolina, the County […]
Read MoreSolar Bootcamp Participants call experience “an incredible opportunity”
“This bootcamp was really helpful in looking for jobs in the solar field. If you want good teachers and mentors, come to this boot camp.” That’s how participant Miguel Alocer […]
Read MoreThe 50 States of Solar: States Delve into Distributed Generation Valuation and Consumer Protection in Q2 2025
Raleigh, NC – (July 16, 2025) The NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) released its Q2 2025 edition of The 50 States of Solar. The quarterly series provides insights on […]
Read MoreBoviet Solar Opens Their First United States Manufacturing Facility in Greenville, NC
By: Isaac Panzarella, Associate Director, Technical Services For many years North Carolina has been a leader in solar energy generation, due in a large part to the state’s renewable energy […]
Read MoreCommunity Member Perspectives Shape the Carolinas Development Assistance and Siting Hub
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 […]
Read MoreLooking Back on the 2025 State Energy Conference of North Carolina
By: Dawn Haworth, Public Communications Specialist Last month, the annual State Energy Conference of North Carolina brought over 800 energy industry professionals together to take part in transformative energy discussions […]
Read MoreSolar Contractors Collaborate to Give Feedback on the EnergizeNC Solar for All Program
The 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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