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A new report says as many as two dozen wind farms could be built off the East Coast over the next 15 years. But North Carolina has work to do if it wants to compete for the estimated $140 billion in investment.
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Dominion Energy said Wednesday that a wind-energy pilot project off the Virginia coast is ready for commercial service. The utility wants to make the port of Hampton Roads the hub for building future offshore wind projects along the East Coast. But North Carolina also has its eye on that business.
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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…
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Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good faced questions at the Charlotte-based company's annual meeting Thursday from shareholders concerned that the company isn't…
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A group of state lawmakers from North and South Carolina want to deregulate the states' electricity markets by allowing competition for power production.…
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North Carolina regulators this week approved Duke Energy's latest 15-year energy plan as "adequate." But they also ordered the company next year to show…
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Duke Energy is rolling out a new program that clears the way for large customers to buy solar or wind energy from independent power producers.Enrollment…
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Duke Energy is adding power-generating fuel cells to the list of services it provides businesses and institutions. On Monday, the company's non-regulated…
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Duke Energy last week began generating electricity in eastern North Carolina with natural gas from a new source: hog waste. It helps Duke meet a state…
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A trade association representing energy organizations in the Carolinas say President Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Accord will have little…