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A Fast-Growing Clean Energy Economy
North Carolina is leading the clean energy transition, offering a competitive business environment for companies in solar, wind, nuclear, bioenergy, and electric vehicles. With one of the most diverse energy portfolios in the US, low building costs and reliable power, and strong legislative support for renewable initiatives, the state is attracting major clean energy investments and manufacturers.
Natron Energy Announces $1.4 Billion Investment at Edgecombe County, North Carolina, Megasite
Natron Energy, Inc., the only commercial manufacturer of sodium-ion batteries in the U.S., has announced it will invest $1.4 billion to establish a sodium-ion battery giga-factory at the Kingsboro CSX Select Megasite in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, creating more than 1,000 jobs. The new facility will add to the company’s Michigan-based production capabilities. Natron will receive close to $30 million from the North Carolina Megasite Readiness Program for onsite preparation of the Kingsboro Megasite.
Learn MoreNorth Carolina is leading the clean energy economy transition. Through legislation and action, the state is diversifying its energy resources to attract investments in sustainable, low-cost options.
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Leading Low-Carbon Energy Sources
North Carolina is the #4 state for solar installed capacity and is home to the largest wind farm in the Southeast. Business Facilities ranked it in the Top 10 Best States for EV industry investment, solar power, and semiconductor manufacturing.
Bipartisan Commitment to Go Green
North Carolina has diversified its energy portfolio by decreasing dependence on fossil fuels and reducing pollution. These actions spurred landmark bipartisan climate legislation that requires utilities to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
Talent Pipeline Trained for Clean Energy
As North Carolina transitions to a clean energy economy, its schools are proactively preparing a pipeline of electrical and industrial engineers, while the First in Talent strategic economic development plan trains workers for clean energy jobs.
Revolutionizing How We Power
Industry leaders in North Carolina like Hitachi Energy, GE, Siemens, ABB, and Schneider Electric are pioneering new grid technologies in charging infrastructure, power and distribution transformers, grid integration, and sustainable electrification..
Major Clean Energy Employers in North Carolina
Selecting the [North Carolina] site for overture manufacturing is a significant step forward in bringing sustainable supersonic air travel to passengers and airlines.
Blake Scholl
Founder and CEO of Boom Supersonic
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MetOx International Inc. Will Create 333 Jobs in Chatham County
MetOx International Inc., a pioneering manufacturer of high-temperature superconducting wire, will build a major production facility...
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Boviet Solar Selects Pitt County for First North American Production Facility, Creating 908 New Jobs
Boviet Solar, a Vietnamese Tier 1 solar technology company that specializes in the production of photovoltaic...
Frequently Asked Questions
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What companies and projects are driving clean energy investment in North Carolina?
Major clean energy projects in North Carolina include Natron Energy’s battery plant, Toyota’s EV battery facility, and Siemens Energy’s transformer factory. These investments highlight the state’s growing clean energy industry.
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What state policies support clean energy development in North Carolina?
North Carolina supports clean energy development through forward-looking policies that promote sustainability and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. The state passed landmark bipartisan legislation requiring utilities to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, setting clear targets for emissions reduction and encouraging investment in renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and nuclear.
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