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The Carolinas DASH Ordinance Database is a searchable resource that compiles local renewable energy ordinances from communities across North and South Carolina. Users can explore permitting rules, zoning standards, and other key policies to support informed decision-making around renewable energy siting and development.

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Found: 25 Results

Jurisdiction	State	Technology
Abbeville County	South Carolina	Solar
Aiken County	South Carolina	N/A
Alamance County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Alexander County	North Carolina	Solar
Alleghany County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Allendale County	South Carolina	N/A
Anderson County	South Carolina	N/A
Anson County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Ashe County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Avery County	North Carolina	N/A
Bamberg County	South Carolina	N/A
Barnwell County	South Carolina	Solar
Beaufort County	South Carolina	Solar, Wind
Beaufort County	North Carolina	Solar
Berkeley County	South Carolina	N/A
Bertie County	North Carolina	N/A
Bladen County	North Carolina	Solar
Brunswick County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Buncombe County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Burke County	North Carolina	Solar
Cabarrus County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Caldwell County	North Carolina	Solar
Calhoun County	South Carolina	Solar
Camden County	North Carolina	Solar, Wind
Carteret County	North Carolina	Solar

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This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) through the Reliable Energy Siting through Technical Engagement and Planning (R-STEP) program. R-STEP is administered with support from the Partnership Intermediary Agreement (PIA) that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has established with EnergyWerx.

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