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South Carolina PSC rejects Duke Energy resource plan after SEIA testimony

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On June 29, the South Carolina Public Service Commission (PSC) rejected Duke Energy’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) for the Carolinas and directed the utility...
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Duke Energy constructing 22.6-MW solar array in northwest North Carolina

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Duke Energy continues to expand solar power in North Carolina with construction starting on its 22.6-MW Stony Knoll Solar power plant. Once completed, it...
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Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions begins construction on 250-MW Texas solar project

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Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions, a non-regulated commercial brand of Duke Energy, announced the start of construction of the 250-MW Pisgah Ridge Solar project in...
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Duke Energy breaks ground on 250MW solar project in Texas

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Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions has announced that construction has started on its 250MW Pisgah Ridge solar project in Navarro County, Texas. Engineering and construction are...
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Duke Energy, Swinerton bringing 22.6-MW solar project to North Carolina

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Duke Energy has begun construction on the 22.6-MW Speedway Solar power plant in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. The power plant will be about 77,000 Jinko...
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Duke Energy to test novel approach to turn coal plants into energy storage stations

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Malta Inc. and Duke Energy, using a Department of Energy grant, are partnering on a one-year study to assess the socioeconomic, environmental, and operational...
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Duke Energy developing 5-MW solar project on North Carolina landfill

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North Carolina regulators recently approved the construction of Duke Energy’s 5-MW solar project in Buncombe County, the company’s first to be sited on a...
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Duke Energy developing 5-MW solar project on North Carolina landfill

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North Carolina regulators recently approved the construction of Duke Energy’s 5-MW solar project in Buncombe County, the company’s first to be sited on a...
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FlaSEIA to host in-person Solar & Storage Summit in Orlando on June 3

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FlaSEIA is hosting a Solar & Storage Summit on June 3 in Orlando. The in-person summit will feature over 50 speakers, from across the...
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Duke Energy plans to triple renewable energy generation by 2030

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By the end of this decade, renewables will make up a large portion of Duke Energy’s generation mix as the utility looks to triple...
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