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North Carolina’s clean energy jobs rose 3% in 2024, adding over 3,000 roles, led by energy efficiency, despite national headwinds.
Clean energy jobs in North Carolina grew by 3% in 2024, adding over 3,000 positions and surpassing overall state job growth, according to E2.
The state now has about 113,000 clean energy workers, ranking among the top 10 nationally, with energy efficiency jobs leading the sector.
The new Energy Saver NC program offers homeowners up to $16,000 for efficiency upgrades.
While clean vehicle jobs declined by 2.5%, mirroring national trends, North Carolina remains a top four state for EV and battery manufacturing, including the $14 billion Toyota plant.
Federal policy shifts, including restrictions on solar incentives, have created uncertainty, slowing renewable project pipelines and prompting Duke Energy to prioritize battery storage and natural gas.
Grid modernization technologies are helping reduce costs, and job growth is expected to continue, particularly in storage and infrastructure, though at a slower pace.
Los empleos de energía limpia de Carolina del Norte aumentaron un 3% en 2024, agregando más de 3,000 puestos de trabajo, liderados por la eficiencia energética, a pesar de los vientos en contra a nivel nacional.