The Solar Freedom project was announced at a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by Rev. Nelson Johnson, pastor of Faith Community Church in downtown Greensboro. In a partnership that could impact state policy at a critical time, NC WARN will own and operate a 5.2 kW solar system on the church roof and the church will buy the solar power produced by the system from NC WARN at a price far lower than what it pays on its monthly bill to Duke Energy.
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Will Duke Energy Kill NC’s Solar Industry? — NC WARN TV ad
Watch our 2015 TV ad urging viewers to press for competition in the NC electricity market.
NC WARN Hosts Dr. William Schlesinger
NC WARN hosts prominent climate scientist Dr. William Schlesinger for a discussion about the current state of the climate crisis and its impacts.
Duke Energy: A Global Game Changer for the Climate
Video: NC WARN Executive Director Jim Warren explains why North Carolina is a pivotal state for the future of climate change.
A Fishy Story — NC WARN TV ad
NC WARN’s latest 30 second satirical TV ad seeks to expose Duke Energy’s efforts to “green wash”, or mislead the public about its commitment to clean energy.
Duke Energy Hates Solar — NC WARN TV ad
NC WARN’s first hard-hitting, satirical TV ad in a statewide campaign to expose Duke Energy’s green-washing and efforts to destroy North Carolina’s growing solar industry.
Ashton D. Coalman III — Happy Tax Day from Duke Energy
Duke Energy representative Ashton D. Coalman III talks taxes and vows that the company will do its part as a responsible “corporate person.”
Ashton D. Coalman III — People and the Planet Before Profits
Duke Energy representative Ashton D. Coalman III apologizes to the ratepayers of North Carolina and announces the company is turning over a new ‘green’ leaf.
NC WARN Hosts Dr. Steve Wing on Fukushima, Nov. 20, 2013
Video: Epidemiologist Dr. Steve Wing discusses the human impacts of the nuclear disaster at Fukushima based on his experience visiting the area.
NC WARN Hosts Arnie and Maggie Gundersen on Fukushima, Nov. 20, 2013
Video: Nuclear industry experts Arnie and Maggie Gundersen discuss the status of the ongoing nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan and the U.S. nuclear “renaissance.”