A New Bill Would Allow Duke Energy to Retreat From North Carolina’s Ambitious Climate Goals
State Sen. Paul Newton introduced Senate Bill 261 on Tuesday with the gusto of a car salesman: “I’m here to offer you an opportunity to save North Carolina billions of dollars,” the Cabarrus County Republican said as he convened a meeting of the Senate Agriculture,
As the weather begins to slowly warm across the region, Duke Energy is reminding customers of programs and resources to help ...
Duke Energy would no longer have to comply with a carbon reduction goal the legislature instituted just four years ago, under ...
Duke Energy offers various assistance programs for low-income households, including bill credits, weatherization and free home energy assessments In 2024, nearly $90 million was provided in ...
TECO and Duke Electric said customers will see an increase of about $20 per month on their bill starting this month.
A bill moving through the North Carolina Senate would eliminate the 2030 carbon-cutting goal and expand utilities' ability to charge customers for power plants before they're built.
The Triad is on track to be home to North Carolina’s first new nuclear power plant in nearly four decades. Duke Energy plans ...
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