Duke Energy, North Carolina and natural gas
Regulators give Duke Energy the goahead for new gas plants to replace two coal-fired facilities
Both the North Carolina Utilities Commission and the Department of Environmental Quality have given Duke Energy key approvals for the utility to move ahead with plans to build new natural gas plants in Person and Catawba Counties.
New Duke Energy gas plants move forward in North Carolina despite residents' concerns
Duke Energy is advancing its plan to build new natural-gas power plants in Person and Catawba counties, following state approval of pollution permits. The energy company claims these facilities will emit fewer pollutants than the coal plants they replace,
Electric rates for Duke Energy Carolinas customers in North Carolina started dropping Jan. 1 thanks to the company’s annual ...
As of January 1, 2025, your Duke Energy bill is expected to be almost $9 less a month. Why? Fuel prices dropped after a rate ...
Carrboro is accusing Duke, the state's largest utility, of deceiving the public about climate change and failing to curb its ...
Customers in the Charlotte, Triad and Durham areas will see a decrease because of lower fuel costs, Duke Energy said.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation has had its eye on the possible winter weather forecast for days.
Local agencies are ready to help in case of wintry weather this weekend, eyeing the possibility of power outages and slick roads.
Duke Energy will soon conduct its first siren test of 2025 around all six nuclear power plants including the Oconee Nuclear ...
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