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State utility regulators have given Duke Energy partial approval for a pilot program to install electric vehicle charging stations across the state.
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Duke Energy customers in North Carolina who want rebates for installing solar panels will have two chances to apply next year, instead of one. State regulators last week approved Duke's request to accept applications in January and July instead of just January.
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Duke Energy says it's on track to save $400 million to $450 million this year through cost-cutting related to the coronavirus pandemic. The savings have come without layoffs, by idling plants and reducing travel and outside contractors.
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State environmental officials have approved Duke Energy's cleanup plans for coal ash pits at the Allen Steam Station in Belmont.
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Duke Energy has begun processing coal ash for recycling at two new plants in Salisbury and Goldsboro, and a third is expected to come online by year's end in Chatham County. They're required by state law, as part of Duke's coal ash cleanups, but also could help the concrete industry.
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Duke Energy has signed a $36 million energy services agreement with Fort Bragg that includes a rare floating solar farm. Under the contract, the…
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Environmental and social justice groups say a new 15-year energy plan filed this month by Duke Energy would bring higher rates and still fall short of…
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North Carolina's large solar developers and Duke Energy have reached agreements on key issues that have delayed many projects. Duke says that could get…
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The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a new rule for how coal-fired power plants can dispose of wastewater contaminated with coal ash, which…
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Duke Energy has sent North Carolina regulators a new long-range energy plan. This year's plan has something new: scenarios for faster adoption of…