Carolinas Clean Energy Business Association
The Carolinas' Voice for the Clean Energy IndustryFocus Areas
This page provides helpful links and resources related to CCEBA’s core legislative and regulatory work. The links are organized around topic areas and are updated frequently.
Energy Market Reform
- Brattle Group: Potential Benefits of a Regional Wholesale Power Market to North Carolina’s Electricity Customers
- Duke University Nicholas Institute: Evaluating Options for Enhancing Wholesale Competition and Implications for the Southeastern United States
- Clark Hill Attorney Steven Shparber Discussed Energy Market Reform in the Carolinas
- Is the Southeast Energy Exchange Market (SEEM) the Utility Market Reform the Carolinas Need?
- Who is Afraid of a Study Bill?
Electric Vehicle Charging
Duke Energy Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Critique
- Synapse Economics Report
- Docket No. E-100, Sub 165 with comments submitted to N.C. Utilities Commission Evaluation of 2020 Duke Energy IRP
Energy Storage
- Carolinas CEBA Negotiates Energy Storage Rights For Independent Power Producers
- Docket N0. E-100, Sub 101- Order Approving SISC Avoidance Requirements and Addressing Solar-Plus-Storage Qualifying Facility Installations
- The Importance of Energy Storage in the Carolinas: An Interview with Ron DiFelice
Utility Scale Solar
North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
- Docket No. E-100, Sub 179, with comments submitted to N.C. Utilities Commission Evaluation of Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan.
- Carolinas CEBA Files Carbon Plan Comments
- Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan: What Missed the Mark and What Should Be Changed To Protect Ratepayers
From The Blog
NC Utilities Commission Rules for Fort Bragg in Bragg vs. Duke Energy Case
On August 3, 2022, the North Carolina Utilities Commission issued a declaratory judgment supporting Fort Bragg’s position on the provision of solar an…
The Importance of Energy Storage in the Carolinas: An Interview with Ron DiFelice
Why should the public in North and South Carolina care about energy storage? The transition to a low carbon energy mix requires energy storage because wind, hydro, and solar resources are intermittent. Utility-scale energy storage is vital because it turns these...