Featured Events
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Making Energy Work Conference 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Registration is now open for MEW! Early bird ticket sales end on August 31! Visit our MEW website to learn more and to register! *Please note that members will need to log in to their member portal to receive member pricing. Members do not need to request a coupon code to register. Member pricing is reflected in the member portal, including rates for government, education, and non-profit entities. If you are a student or non-member who classifies as a government, education, or non-profit entity, please email Destiny at [email protected] for the coupon code. Thank you to our MEW Reception Sponsor!
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2026 Annual Member Meeting
Oct 14, 2026
Let's connect, collaborate, and celebrate our efforts toward a cleaner energy future for NC. We're excited to invite you to our Annual Member Meeting! In addition to providing members with a recap of 2026 and an overview of NCSEA's financials, members will also hear from an exciting keynote speaker. Lastly, our Sustainable Energy Award winners will be acknowledged in the following categories: Sustainable Energy Business of the Year Individual Sustainable Energy Leader of the Year Diversity and Inclusion in Sustainable Energy Women in Clean Energy Lifetime Achievement Award Legislator of the Year Award Please note that this is a member-only event, and you must be logged into your member portal to register.
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2027 Clean Energy in the Southeast (CLE)
Jan 21, 2027
Save the date! Event information will be released at a later date.
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2026/2027 – Legislative Preview and Policy Look Ahead (NCSEA Members Only)
Apr 23, 2026
Join us April 23rd at Bond Brothers Beer Company in Cary for NCSEA's Legislative Preview and Policy Look Ahead — a members-only discussion featuring a panel of policy and political experts. Panelists will outline the current state of play in the General Assembly, walk through NCSEA’s policy priorities, and preview how decision makers may approach energy-related topics moving forward. We'll go in-depth on the shifting political landscape across North Carolina, as it offers both challenges and new opportunities for advancing consumer-centric energy solutions at the legislature. With new surges in demand and rising electricity costs, clean energy is well-positioned to address this moment of transition. We'll explore pragmatic legislative pathways around energy independence, on-site power generation, permitting reform, microgrids, and more. Admission includes two drink tickets and the opportunity to network with all in attendance. Since this is a members-only event, you will need to register through your member portal.
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North Carolina Community Organizing Summit 2026
Apr 18, 2026
The Summit will feature workshops, panels, and networking opportunities to connect community members with the organizing skills and knowledge needed to navigate solar solutions.
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Making Energy Work Conference 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Registration is now open for MEW! Early bird ticket sales end on August 31! Visit our MEW website to learn more and to register! *Please note that members will need to log in to their member portal to receive member pricing. Members do not need to request a coupon code to register. Member pricing is reflected in the member portal, including rates for government, education, and non-profit entities. If you are a student or non-member who classifies as a government, education, or non-profit entity, please email Destiny at [email protected] for the coupon code. Thank you to our MEW Reception Sponsor!
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2027 Clean Energy in the Southeast (CLE)
Jan 21, 2027
Save the date! Event information will be released at a later date.
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2026 State Energy Conference
Apr 28, 2026
The State Energy Conference provides actionable insight into the business of energy, connecting technical innovation, diverse resources and industry opportunity to help drive North Carolina's regional energy economy forward with national impact.
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2026 Clean Energy in North Carolina (CLE)
Jan 29, 2026
Course Goal: This course will explore energy matters currently at issue in North Carolina. This all-day continuing legal education program (CLE) will provide its attendees with legal and regulatory education on the ongoing transition to a cleaner energy mix and the related legal elements. Attendees will receive the following credits: North Carolina: 6.00 Total CLE Hours Course Objectives: Provide attendees with an update on regulatory and legislative developments impacting clean energy in North Carolina Provide attendees current information that will be useful in the year ahead for clean energy issues View the agenda for a more detailed overview of the event. PowerPoint slides will be made available post-event through the NCSEA website with a special password we will provide to all attendees. Pricing: Member Ticket: $375.00 Non-Member Ticket: $450.00 Member Government/Education/Nonprofit Ticket (login to access & request coupon code): $275.00 Non-member Government/Education/Nonprofit Ticket (with requested coupon code): $300.00 Student Ticket: $75.00 If you are in the Government/Education/Nonprofit or Student category, please email Destiny Johnson at [email protected] for the coupon code. Members must login to the member portal to access member prices. Please send all receipt requests to [email protected]. We have sponsorship opportunities available for this event. Please visit our sponsorship page to learn more. If you have questions regarding sponsorships, please reach out to Taylor Wanbaugh. Thank you to our sponsors! Featured Sponsor Premiere Sponsors Lanyard Sponsor Supporting Sponsors
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It is a fundamental tenet of NCSEA’s mission to create opportunities for clean energy professionals and supporters to connect, share information, build knowledge, and learn from our community. NCSEA holds events to encourage the open exchange of ideas and to support professional development and personal growth. We believe that ensuring a wide, diverse range of voices that fully represent the diversity of the community we serve is essential to a thoughtful, robust conversation and better decision-making and policy-setting.
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