Addressing the Talent Shortage in the Growing Renewable Energy Sector
Energy firms face talent shortages despite renewable growth. Partnerships and outreach could enhance workforce stability.
February 20, 2025
Energy firms face talent shortages despite renewable growth. Partnerships and outreach could enhance workforce stability.
Chatsworth Products, Inc. (CPI), a manufacturer of IT equipment, announced an expansion of its facility in New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein revealed that the company will create 45 new jobs and invest $11 million in the expansion. This development underscores North Carolina’s growing reputation as a
The Trump administration gives schools two weeks to end diversity initiatives, risking federal funds if they don’t comply.
Judge halts Trump’s funding freeze; Austin projects face impact. Transportation, health sectors at risk.
Sen. Mike Yakawich highlights the need for middle-class focus, with SB 203 aiming to adjust Montana’s tax brackets.
Ford CEO Jim Farley warns that Trump’s tariff plans could raise costs, disrupt EV supply chains, and threaten U.S. jobs, despite aims to boost manufacturing.
Stephanie McGarrah has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary for the newly established Division of Community Revitalization (DCR) at the North Carolina Department of Commerce, effective January 22. Her appointment is part of Governor Josh Stein’s initiative to focus on recovery and revitalization efforts for western North Carolina following Hurricane
Trump EPA Spending Freeze Continues: Despite court orders, nonprofits and states can’t access EPA grants from the IRA.
The North Carolina Main Street Conference, organized by the North Carolina Department of Commerce and the N.C. Main Street and Rural Planning Center, will take place in downtown Mooresville from March 11-13, 2025. This annual event is the largest statewide downtown revitalization conference in the U.S. and aims to bring
MSU cancels Lunar New Year lunch amid DEI concerns linked to Trump orders; other celebrations continue as planned.
A student group at the University of Michigan was suspended for protests urging divestment from Israel-linked firms.
It began with a memo from the White House’s OMB, causing nonprofits nationwide to scramble as funding freezes hit.
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