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Over the past eight years, North Carolina has made strides to position itself as a leader in promoting clean energy. Starting in 2018 with Governor Roy Cooper's...
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Over the past eight years, North Carolina has made strides to
position itself as a leader in promoting clean energy. Starting in
2018 with Governor Roy Cooper's issuance of Executive Order 80, which was a call
towards bolder action on climate change and a renewed focus on
transitioning to a clean energy economy. This dedication to clean
energy has put in motion investments in the clean energy sector
that will usher in over $24 billion in capital expenditures and
will generate over 20,000 clean-energy jobs.
“Over the last eight
years, we've created a roadmap to move North Carolina toward
a clean energy economy to benefit our planet, people and
pocketbooks,” said Governor Cooper. “North Carolina is
the epicenter of the clean energy economy, and we're training
people so they have the skills to take on all of the good-paying
clean energy jobs coming to every corner of our
state.”
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