Joel Olsen uses sheep and the Renewable Energy for America Program to maintain his 28-megawatt solar farm in Montgomery County, North Carolina.

Federal funding helps a Georgia speedway generate over half its energy needs through solar, powered by panels manufactured in state at Qcells.

This story comes from Chandra Brown whose community was still without power eight days after Hurricane Helene, but she was able to power her home and help her neighbors thanks to solar and battery storage.

This blog post comes to us from Alan Shedd who resides in coastal Georgia. He shares how his Kia EV6 V2L made dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, including a power outage, more comfortable.

EV owners are the best salespeople for EVs — so taking a test ride in one is a powerful first step in getting drivers to electrify their ride.

Farmer Michael Murdoch runs his entire farm powered by a 100% off-the-grid barn with six solar panels and two batteries.

Van in Black expanded their electric transportation options to meet customer needs and as a logical investment.

Buncombe County expects to be powered by 100% renewable energy – a first for the Tar Heel state.

Tar Heel School in Bladen County, NC is a net positive energy building that generates more onsite clean electricity than it consumes.

Catawba College in North Carolina recently reached carbon neutrality ahead of their 2030 goal, thanks to federal funding.