event
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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