Headquartered in Raleigh, NC GreenPower is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit improving our state’s environment by supporting renewable energy, carbon offset projects and providing grants for solar installations at K-12 schools. Since 2003, our donors have helped to support more than 1,000 projects right here in North Carolina.
NC GreenPower is supported entirely by voluntary contributions from citizens and businesses across the state. In the past, we have applied for grants to help cover our administration and marketing expenses but we depend primarily on donations to support our projects.
Contributions to renewable energy and carbon offsets are given by individuals and businesses either directly to us, or through their utility. The utilities help us with marketing the program to their customers, billing and collecting donations, and they pass contributions in their entirety to NC GreenPower.
NC GreenPower only keeps $1 out of every $4 for marketing and administration program operations,. NC GreenPower has applied for grants to help pay for most marketing expenses. The remaining $3 of all contributions are always reserved to assist with our education and outreach efforts and to support either renewable energy generation or carbon offset mitigation. Starting on April 1, 2015, donations to renewable energy will also help support our new Solar Schools pilot program!
Robert Goodson
President
Vicky McCann
Vice President
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Katie Lebrato
Marketing Communications Director
Faith Andrews
Administrative Assistant
Kristin Caddick
Marketing & Communications Fellows
Please visit the form on our contact us page to send a message.
NC GreenPower is not currently hiring
Advanced Energy manages our HR needs. They are a team-oriented, high-performance work environment with excellent facilities, benefits and a commitment to work/life balance. For current open opportunities, visit the career section on their website for more information.
For additional leads, please visit the green job listings below to find the perfect place to make a difference. NC GreenPower does not endorse, nor hire for any of the postings you may find on these links. For any questions regarding these listings, please contact the hiring agency directly.
Green Jobs Network
NC Conservation Network
NCSEA Career Center
NCSU Clean Tech Center (formerly the NC Solar Center)
NC Sustainability Center
Please visit the career section on the website of our parent company, Advanced Energy, for information on how to apply for any open position, including internships.
The NC GreenPower Board of Directors consists of 17 members representing a diverse group of stakeholders who are instrumental in the evolution of the program. The Board is appointed by the North Carolina Utilities Commission and nominations are sought annually for open seats. More information can be found in our Docket E-100 Sub 90, in the NCUC Order to Appoint and our suggested requirements. Our Board Members come from a wide variety of backgrounds, but they all have one thing in common: they are working hard every day to secure a brighter, cleaner future for North Carolina and all of its residents.
Robert Goodson
President and Executive Director
Advanced Energy
Vicky McCann
Vice President
NC GreenPower
Chair
Julie Woosley
DWM, Hazardous Waste Section Chief
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Treasurer
Robert Powell
Associate Professor
NC A&T State University
Secretary
Connie Oldham
Retired Program Manager
US Environmental Protection Agency
Jamie Applequist
Executive Vice President of Branch Operations
State Employees' Credit Union
Jeffrey Hughes
Director
Environmental Finance Center
Kenneth Jennings
Renewable Strategy and Policy Director
Duke Energy
Roy Jones
CEO
ElectriCities of North Carolina, Inc.
Chris Larsen
Business Development
Dynapower Company, LLC
Ward Lenz
Director of Development
NC Sustainable Energy Association
Ewan Pritchard
Engineering Director and Energy Consultant
Pritchard Engineering
Beth Ritter
Lecturer, Poole College of Management
North Carolina State University
Jennifer Weiss
Senior Policy Associate
Nicholas Institute at Duke University
Derek Wenger
New Technology and Renewable Programs
Dominion Virginia Power
Michael Youth
Government and Regulatory Affairs Counsel
NC Sustainable Energy Association
The original program plan and cover letter were submitted to the N.C. Utilities Commission. The plan was approved in January 2003. Our docket number is E-100 Sub 90.
A revised program plan to include carbon offsets was submitted and approved in May 2008. The most recent version of our program plan is here.
Financials – Years ended December 31, 2016 and 2015
For additional information on our nonprofit, please visit our GuideStar profile. To request a W9 or our IRS EIN number, please email your request to klebrato [at] ncgreenpower [dot] org.
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