Anti-Renewables Push Continues With Shady Vote

The battle over North Carolina's renewable portfolio standard carries on after a suspicious vote in a Senate committee. Read more →
NC Renewable Energy Standard Scores Surprise Win

To the shock and horror of its backers, a bill attempting to gut North Carolina's renewable energy standard fails in committee. Read more →
Google Data Center To Get New Renewables From Duke

Google will apparently get the clean energy it wants for an expanded North Carolina data center, as Duke Energy goes along with adding new renewable sources. Read more →
Solar-Powered Classroom Project Shines On Kickstarter

The promise of renewable energy inspires students to take their classroom off-grid. Read more →
North Carolina Status As A Clean Jobs Leader Threatened

Even as North Carolina celebrates being a top place for green jobs, possible legislation could weaken state renewable energy standards there and other places. Read more →
Boxman Can’t Contain Enthusiasm For Containers

Boxman, a North Carolina firm that specializes in modifying shipping containers for the events industry, has launched a division focusing on the adaptive reuse of containers in permanent structures. Read more →
Green N.C. Fire Station Saves Energy, Construction Costs

The new Fire Station No. 42 in Charlotte, N.C., not only earned LEED Gold certification for its green features, it also came in on time and $2 million under budget. Read more →
A Net Zero Solar Homestead, Inspired By The Solar Decathlon

In N.C., Deltec Homes has taken Appalachian State's 2011 Solar Decathlon entry, the Solar Homestead, and turned it into a commercially available net zero home. Read more →
Amid Solar Turmoil, Concentrating PV Maker Readies Plant

Is it any time to be opening a solar manufacturing plant? It is for Semprius, which boasts CPV modules with 33.9 percent efficiency. Read more →
Charlotte, N.C., Sets Its Sites On Sustainability

Envision Charlotte is a unique public-private partnership with Duke Energy at the helm that aims to help Charlotte become a global model for sustainability. Read more →




