Duke Energy Targets NC WARN For Solar Power Sales
Duke Energy is taking action against a Greensboro church's alternative energy project. The utility isn't happy with a non-profit group selling solar power to the small congregation.
Duke Energy is taking action against a Greensboro church's alternative energy project. The utility isn't happy with a non-profit group selling solar power to the small congregation.
Two major players in the Carolina energy business could soon merge. The deal would allow Duke Energy to extend it's reach in the natural gas industry.
Here are some of the stories we're following on this Thursday:
North Carolina Lawmakers Begin Studying Session Limits, Pay
The president and CEO of Duke Energy expects a challenge to new EPA regulations targeting power plants.
North Carolina's Attorney General is being pressured to investigate Duke Energy. Several environmental groups want Duke Energy to phase out North Carolina's coal-fired plants.
A North Carolina energy advocacy group is testing the state's utility monopoly law with the installation of solar panels on a Greensboro church.
More drinking wells have been found contaminated from coal ash dumps.
State-supervised testing of drinking water near Duke Energy's Belews Creek coal ash storage pond is inconclusive.
Duke Energy plans to build lined landfills to bury coal ash at its closed Dan River Steam Station and the Sutton Plant near Wilmington. This comes as it works to excavate ash from its ponds by