Clean Energy Policies on Track to Save NC Residents $173million Annually by 2026

Beyond the overtly obvious benefits of clean energy (those being high paying tech jobs and less harm to the environment), renewable energy is now giving back directly to North Carolinian's utility bills. This is in contrast to popular belief.

A study by two of the nation's top research groups found that green energy and energy conservation have begun to translate into significant savings on customer's bills in the state.

To read the full article:

http://energync.org/blog/ncsea-news/2013/02/18/new-report-shows-clean-energy-s-positive-impact-on-north-carolina-s-economy-and-utility-rates/

To find out more about getting a free estimate of a solar system for your house:
http://www.ncsolarnow.com

NC Solar Increased Online Presence Includes Top Sites

Some of the new and improved online profiles for NC Solar:

Google+

Wordpress

Facebook

YouTube

Blogger

Twitter

Pinterest

Raleigh.com

LinkedIn

Yellowpages

Yelp

BBB
CitySearch

Manta

Superpages

Renewable Energy Benefits from World Views

Technology and private enterprise were the sole catalysts for renewable energy emergence until the past decade. Now, through concern for the environment, governments are creating an environment of growth in renewable energy.

See AMEC Plc CEO, Samir Brinkho, in his interview about renewable energy subsidies here:


http://www.bloomberg.com/video/amec-sees-growth-on-u-s-renewable-energy-subsidies-mkDpaHntSjmwZTe2LRRZBA.html

President's State of the Union Call for More Solar Energy

Last night, President Obama encouraged the country to continue the steps that it has taken toward becoming a leader in renewable, clean energy. He stated that we have historically lagged behind in this endeavor in which we should be a leader, also noting that we have begun the process of catching up, but could easily fall even further behind through indifference.

A short portion of the dialogue focused on Solar energy in-particular

"So let’s generate even more. Solar energy gets cheaper by the year – so let’s drive costs down even further. As long as countries like China keep going all-in on clean energy, so must we."