Climate Change & Clean Energy: Plans & Progress In Executive Order 80: North Carolina's Commitment to Address Climate Change and Transition to a Clean Energy Economy, Governor Roy Cooper laid out a series of goals for the state to strive to accomplish by 2025: Reduce statewide greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below 2005 levels Increase the number of registered, zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) to at least 80,000 Reduce energy consumption per square foot in state-owned buildings by at least 40% from fiscal year 2002-2003 levels EO80 creates the Climate Change Interagency Council to help the cabinet agencies work together to achieve those goals. There are specific directives for the Departments of Environmental Quality, Transportation, Administration and Commerce and general directives that apply to all the participating cabinet agencies. Updated information on each agency's plans and ways you can get involved will be posted here. Cabinet Agency Plans Clean Energy Plan Zero Emission Vehicle Plan Motor Fleet Zero Emission Vehicle Plan Clean Energy and Clean Transportation Workforce Assessment NC Climate Science Report Specific Directives Clean Energy Plan Department of Environmental Quality North Carolina ZEV Plan Department of Transportation Motor Fleet ZEV Plan Department of Administration Clean Energy and Clean Transportation Workforce Assessments Department of Commerce Climate Risk Assessment & Resilience Plan Department of Environmental Quality Comprehensive Energy, Water & Utility Use Conservation Program Department of Environmental Quality Greenhouse Gas Inventory Department of Environmental Quality Climate Change Interagency Council Learn More North Carolina Climate Science Report NC Institute for Climate Studies Participating Agencies Department of Health and Human Services Department of Information Technology Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Department of Natural and Cultural Resources Department of Revenue Department of Public Safety Department of Transportation NC Office of Recovery & Resiliency
Climate Change & Clean Energy: Plans & Progress In Executive Order 80: North Carolina's Commitment to Address Climate Change and Transition to a Clean Energy Economy, Governor Roy Cooper laid out a series of goals for the state to strive to accomplish by 2025: Reduce statewide greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below 2005 levels Increase the number of registered, zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) to at least 80,000 Reduce energy consumption per square foot in state-owned buildings by at least 40% from fiscal year 2002-2003 levels EO80 creates the Climate Change Interagency Council to help the cabinet agencies work together to achieve those goals. There are specific directives for the Departments of Environmental Quality, Transportation, Administration and Commerce and general directives that apply to all the participating cabinet agencies. Updated information on each agency's plans and ways you can get involved will be posted here. Cabinet Agency Plans Clean Energy Plan Zero Emission Vehicle Plan Motor Fleet Zero Emission Vehicle Plan Clean Energy and Clean Transportation Workforce Assessment NC Climate Science Report Specific Directives Clean Energy Plan Department of Environmental Quality North Carolina ZEV Plan Department of Transportation Motor Fleet ZEV Plan Department of Administration Clean Energy and Clean Transportation Workforce Assessments Department of Commerce Climate Risk Assessment & Resilience Plan Department of Environmental Quality Comprehensive Energy, Water & Utility Use Conservation Program Department of Environmental Quality Greenhouse Gas Inventory Department of Environmental Quality Climate Change Interagency Council Learn More North Carolina Climate Science Report NC Institute for Climate Studies Participating Agencies Department of Health and Human Services Department of Information Technology Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Department of Natural and Cultural Resources Department of Revenue Department of Public Safety Department of Transportation NC Office of Recovery & Resiliency
