Supporting States and Communities on Renewable Energy Siting and Permitting
Through the Carolinas Development Assistance & Siting Hub (DASH) project, the NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC) is working to educate local decision makers on renewable energy siting and permitting in North and South Carolina. The Center aims to develop model ordinances that will serve as a starting point for local government officials to implement in their communities when it comes to large-scale renewable energy development.
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Technical Solutions to Support Future Energy Use
The NC Clean Energy Technology Center houses a team of experienced engineers that help identify practical solutions to reduce energy spending, while supporting sustainability or resilience. The team has assisted large energy users, manufacturers, rural small businesses, agricultural producers, communities, and others with services tailored to their goals. Our staff is committed to providing fact-based, technically accurate work to support various energy projects.
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EVSE Infrastructure Course Series
The EVSE Infrastructure Course Series is comprised of four 1-hour courses that cover the topics of siting, working with utilities, navigating permitting, and ADA considerations relating to EVSEs. The series is intended to provide foundational information on each topic for architects, planners, and construction professionals.
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Supporting Farmers and Rural Small Businesses – USDA’s Rural Energy for America Program
The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) offers grants and loan guarantees to help rural small businesses and agricultural producers improve energy efficiency or install renewable energy systems. It also provides education and technical assistance on available technologies and project implementation. For help with a REAP application, contact NCCETC.
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DSIREinsight
DSIREinsight is a subscription-based policy research service from the Center. Building on the DSIRE database and 50 States reports, it offers in-depth analysis of U.S. clean energy policy with a focus on distributed solar, grid modernization, energy storage, electric vehicles, and power decarbonization. Take a deeper dive into U.S. clean energy policy, and learn more about new policies and policy changes under consideration across the country.
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The Piedmont and Coastal NC Clean Communities Coalition
The Piedmont and Coastal North Carolina Clean Communities Coalition (PCNCCC) will deliver clean energy and alternative fuel solutions to communities across 57 counties in Central and Eastern North Carolina. As part of the Coalition’s initiatives, the Center will collaborate with both public and private stakeholders to reduce transportation-related emissions, stimulate economic development, and enhance public health outcomes.
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