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2024 Appalachian Clean Energy CLE

Date: October 18, 2024

The 2024 Appalachian Clean Energy CLE workshop will provide attorneys, policy professionals and other attendees with knowledge on timely clean energy issues facing North Carolina communities, innovative energy policy and planning progress occurring in the state, and implications for land use law in the context of renewable energy development in our communities.

Continuing Education

6 General Hours NC CLE 

Objectives 

  1. Provide attendees an annual update on regulatory and legislative developments impacting clean energy in North Carolina.
  2. Provide attendees current information and new knowledge that will be useful in the next year on both energy efficiency, renewable energy issues, and energy market reform.

Sponsorship opportunities available. Contact James Sharp to learn more: sharpj1@appstate.edu

Event Details

Early Registration Cost: $350* (breakfast and lunch included) *Cost after September 27: $400.

You may cancel your registration two weeks before the event date for a refund minus a $25 processing fee. There will be no refunds after October 4, 2024. In certain cases, we will issue a full credit for a future class. 

Workshop Location: Plemmons Student Union, 263 Locust Street Boone, NC 28608.

Work for a government or nonprofit agency? Email James Sharp at sharpj1@appstate.edu to request the 25% discount rate for governmental and nonprofit entities. Learn more about other special pricing options.

Time: 8:45am – 4:30pm. Registration begins at 8:00am. Schedule subject to change.

Session Topics:

  • NC Update for Renewable Energy Technologies: Timely discussions on the status of key issues impacting major renewable energy technologies.
  • Legal and Labor Challenges for Distributed Renewable Energy Firms and Utilities
  • Load Forecasting, Energy Planning, and Economic Development
  • Land Use Law and the Energy Transition
  • Behind the Meter Activities
  • Top of the Docket, North Carolina Utility Commission Q&A