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Duke Energy has awarded the final rebates in a five-year, $62 million program to boost rooftop solar installations in North Carolina. The program was required by a 2017 state law and was supposed to end last summer. But about $1.3 million was left over, so Duke held a final lottery this month.
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Duke Energy's five-year rooftop solar rebate program in North Carolina was supposed to end in July. But the utility says it will add one final application period in January.
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The latest round of applications for Duke Energy solar rebates in January was as competitive as ever and most customers came away empty handed — again. There's one more application period in July before the five-year program ends.
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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 is asking North Carolina regulators for permission to take solar rebate applications twice a year, instead of once. That's after a surge of…
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Solar advocates and dozens of consumers are asking state regulators to investigate after Duke Energy's online system for solar rebates crashed shortly…
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Duke Energy says 2020 rebates for new residential and commercial solar installations in North Carolina were taken up quickly after applications opened on…
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Duke Energy will offer another round of rebates for home solar installations in January. If the past two years are any indication, they'll be snapped up…
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For the second year in a row, North Carolina homeowners quickly snapped up all of Duke Energy's rebates for installing solar panels.Duke began offering…
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Duke Energy says it expects rebates for rooftop solar panels in North Carolina to total about $10 million this year. Applications for the second year of…