Clean Energy In the News
Our news collection on North Carolina's clean energy initiatives brings together a comprehensive array of stories highlighting the state's commitment to sustainable and renewable energy solutions. This collection covers recent developments in solar, wind, and bioenergy projects, policy changes promoting green energy, and innovations from local companies, associations and research centers. These stories illuminate the economic, environmental, and social impacts of North Carolina's transition to clean energy, showcasing the state's leadership in fostering a greener future.
Under Governor Cooper’s Leadership, North Carolina Has Become the Epicenter of the Clean Energy Economy
This summer, North Carolina will pilot a first-of-its kind course to train and certify technicians in the installation and maintenance of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations.
A new program at Wake Tech is teaching people how to install and fix electric vehicle charging stations. Wake Tech says it’s launching the first program in the country training technicians for electric vehicle charging stations. It’s a pilot program but the college says state leaders want to expand it to other community colleges.
Toyota, Kempower, and Epsilon Advanced Materials – all companies in clean energy industries – top the year’s $12.9 billion project list
The initiative, EVeryone Charging Forward ™, will create pathways for individuals from underserved and underrepresented communities to well-paying, sustainable technical jobs in the EV charging sector.
A new report from Climate Power ranks North Carolina in the top six states benefiting from new clean energy projects since the passage of national incentives in 2022.
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