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A Legacy Gift Leads to Solar at Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry
Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry (ABCCM) recently received a generous donation to pay for a solar installation at its Transformation Village for homeless women and children. The...
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Habitat for Humanity Stays in the Habit of Energy Efficiency
This blog was collaboratively authored by Sydney Fox and Jessica Reid. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization known for building and retrofitting homes for income-qualified families in...
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Reflecting On Our Collective Achievements
After several months of planning, in July we announced that I was stepping down from the role of Executive Director here at the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA). It has been an...
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NC Utilities Commission Approves Innovative, Inclusive Energy Efficiency Program
NCSEA celebrates the recent news that the N.C. Utilities Commission (NCUC) issued an order approving the statewide rollout of an innovative energy efficiency program that will help homes receive...
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Clean Energy Contributes Billions to North Carolina’s Economy
Did you know that North Carolina experienced $1.2 billion in renewable energy investment in 2022, which is 41 times the $29.8 million of investment seen in 2007? Throughout the state, there is...
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Response to Duke Energy’s Proposed Combined Carbon Plan and Integrated...
Background on the Carbon Plan In 2021, leadership in the North Carolina General Assembly and the Governor reached a bipartisan agreement to establish the first carbon reduction mandates for a state...
View ArticleNCSEA Statement on Changes to Non-Residential Solar Net Metering
RALEIGH, N.C. – In December, the North Carolina Utilities Commission issued an order in the Duke Energy Carolinas rate case, which approved the utility’s proposed changes to non-residential solar...
View ArticleNCSEA Statement on Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan Supplemental Planning Analysis
RALEIGH, N.C. – On January 31, Duke Energy filed a Verified Amended Petition for Approval of 2023-2024 Carbon Plan and Integrated Resource Plans and Supplemental Planning Analysis in the Carbon...
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More Than 80% of North Carolina Clean Energy Adopters Experience Significant...
With information on clean energy ownership coming from such a broad range of sources, it can be difficult to determine the actual economic benefits of purchasing a solar system, an electric vehicle...
View ArticleRiza Jenkins: Empowering an Equitable Clean Energy Transition
We recently had the chance to chat with Riza Jenkins, NCSEA’s newly appointed board chair and the first Black woman to hold this position on the board. As Principal at her company The Azir Group and...
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