"This workbook is intended to serve as a resource and planning guide for clergy, staff, and laypersons of houses of worship who want to increase the energy efficiency of their facilities by implementing realistic and cost-effective energy improvement projects."

Faith Climate Action Week is a yearly  nationwide event by National IPL. In 2019 it will focus on how we can take action to protect our climate. "We will find joy and rejuvenation in the natural world and reconnect to why we love and protect our planet."

Network of people of faith and congregations to promote creation care. Their resources page offers a Creation Care toolkit, studies and reflections.

This program is brought to you by the NC Clean Energy Technology Center, in partnership with Energy Sage, to offer online quotes from multiple, pre-screened local solar installers. It "helps you compare the offers in an apples-to-apples format, so you get the best deal."

National IPL and its 40 state-affiliates encourage congregations of all faiths to save energy, go green, and respond to climate change. They offer Start-up Kits for both congregations and individuals that provide guidance through this process, and ultimately be recognized for your accomplishments.

"Greenhound connects organizations that want to go green and save on their electricity costs with pre-vetted solutions providers that can deliver the best value."

NC Sustainable Energy Association offers a comprehensive website with information about energy efficiency and much more. Check them out!

"We are a special group of 50+ quality solar PV installers, integrators, EPCs and developers who openly share and collaborate on a wide range of business topics from operational efficiencies to sales and marketing strategies. Members experience the benefits of co-owning a large national cooperative, such as purchasing power and project financing, while remaining independently owned and operated. Amicus was founded in 2011 with the goal of supporting regional smaller solar companies by leveraging national scale and collective brainpower. Amicus is jointly-owned and democratically managed by its members."

"Cool Harvest is a food, faith and climate program by Interfaith Power & Light, a nonprofit organization inspiring a religious response to global warming. It is for congregations interested in responding to climate change through educating their members about climate-friendly food choices and engaging them in activities, such as organic gardening, that can inspire and have a positive impact."

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"Free Earth care resources designed especially for congregations." You will find lots of solar energy information, study guides and sustainability manuals here!

"The Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency is the most comprehensive source of information on incentives and policies that support renewables and energy efficiency at the federal, state, local, and utility levels." Check the incentives and policies for North Carolina here.

Certified B Corporation that "combines state-of-the-art solar technology with an innovative business model to make commercial scale solar readily affordable, helping customers to realize the economic, environmental and community benefits of solar energy."