State Policy Description
North Carolina - Lead by Example Programs
Policy Components Questions
- 1. Has any state lead by example program been established by either legislative or executive action? Yes
- 2. Has a state lead by example program for state buildings been established by either legislative or executive action? Yes
- 3. Has a state lead by example program for state fleets been established by either legislative or executive action? Yes
- 4. Has a state lead by example program for clean energy procurement been established by either legislative or executive action? No
- 5. Does the state lead by example program require tracking and/or reporting protocols for state agencies? Yes
Policy Component information last updated July 30 2018
Description
One of the biggest challenges for the advanced energy market is increasing the use of renewable energy, energy and water efficient technologies, and alternative-fueled vehicles. However, higher relative costs, uncertainty about benefits, and inexperience with these technologies create barriers for increased market penetration. A rather simple state strategy can assist the market in overcoming these barriers: state procurement requirements can increase the market share of these technologies. For more information, see the full policy brief.
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