National Drive Electric Week: Wake Forest v Clemson EV Tailgate
Truist Field 475 Deacon Blvd, Winston-Salem, NCThis will be a stationary display of plug-in vehicles outside the Wake Forest v. Clemson football game at WFU. Limited space for display vehicles. Contact Heather Brutz at hmbrutz@ncsu.edu to volunteer to display a vehicle by 9/16/22 so that we can arrange game day passes. A limited number of football tickets are available for volunteers. […]
50 States of Electric Vehicles and Innovations in Managed Charging
VirtualThe continued adoption of electric vehicles will clearly help states meet their climate goals. But the additional demand on the electrical system risks further complicating utilities' careful balancing act to integrate a growing supply of variable renewables. Utilities are increasingly experimenting with managed charging as a way to shift EV charging to times of lower […]
Product Feature Webinar: Cutting Carbon with Clean Fuels, Accelerating the Transition to Clean Energy Today
VirtualThe NC Clean Energy Technology Center in partnership with Clean Fuels Alliance America and its member companies invite you to join us on Thursday September 27th from 2:00p-3:00p EDT or an enlightening Product Feature Webinar. Learn how Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel can offer fleets easy, affordable, low-carbon solutions to improve the sustainability of their operations […]
Centennial Campus Electric Vehicle Showcase
Venture Plaza 930 Main Campus Dr, Raleigh, NCThursday, Sept. 29, 11 am - 1 pm, The Corner (941 Main Campus Drive) Join NC Clean Energy Technology Center to celebrate National Drive Electric Week with an Electric Vehicle Owner Meet-Up/Car Show and Test Drive at The Corner on NC State University’s Centennial Campus. Come learn about and experience electric vehicles. The Corner is […]
SFT Webinars: Avoiding the Potholes in the Road to Fleet Electrification
VirtualPlease join us on Thursday, September 29, 2022, from 2:00p-3:00p EDT/11:00a-12:00p PDT for an SFT Webinar session titled Avoiding the Potholes in the Road to Fleet Electrification. The reality is that all projects have their potholes or unintended consequences. Hear the good, the bad and the ugly in fleet electrification. Learn from those leading the […]
At a Crossroads: America’s Clean Energy Workforce
ZoomThe panel will discuss how nuclear power helps ensure a just and equitable clean energy transition, the role of federal infrastructure policies on clean energy workforce development, the "war on talent" in engineering fields, and workforce training programs and opportunities. Join Nuclear Matters alongside the American Nuclear Society from 11 AM – 12 PM ET […]
SolarFest 2022
Center for Energy Education 460 Airport Road, Roanoke Rapids, NCSave the date! SolarFest marks the anniversary of C4EE. Come celebrate another year of renewable energy education with us! This years topics will include Solar Industry Trends, Renewable Energy & Energy Independence, the C4EE Weather Station, and Workforce in Solar. Stay tuned for more updates. Visit C4EE's website to learn more and find recent updates by […]
SFT Webinars: Funding Opportunities to Support Your Sustainable Fleet Efforts
VirtualPlease join us on Thursday, October 13, 2022, from 2:00p-3:30p EDT/11:00a-12:00p PDT for an SFT Webinar on funding availability and opportunities to support your sustainable fleet efforts. There are a number of funding opportunities and incentives available at the state and federal levels. Learn what is out there and how to take advantage of funding opportunities to […]
5 Reasons Why Your Organization Can Benefit from Electric Tractors
VirtualOrganizations throughout the country are looking for ways to reduce their emissions, and what better way to start than with their tractor equipment? For over 100 years, tractors have remained largely unchanged. As a result, operators face many of the same challenges today as they did a century ago, including noise and air pollution, volatility of […]
The Community Solar Landscape in the Southeast
VirtualCommunity Solar programs can offer benefits to utility customers that will not or cannot install solar for themselves. This can be especially true for lower-income households that tend to pay a larger proportion of household income for energy than others. As part of an American Rescue Plan Act project in 2022 with the NC Department […]