Duke Energy Corp. hopes to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and means to achieve North Carolina targets to reduce utility carbon by 70% in 2030.
Glen Snider, Duke’s head of long-term planning, says the blueprint for reaching those goals is laid out in the alternatives proposed by its latest 15-year plans for Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress.
The Integrated Resource Plans are highly technical filings Duke (NYSE: DUK) makes every two years with regulators in North and South…
The system, known as NeuFuel, differs from compressed natural gas because it can be used at a lower pressure than CNG.
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The Mountain Valley Pipeline’s Southgate Extension, a key source for future natural gas supplies in Duke Energy Corp.’s carbon reduction proposals, has withdrawn all of
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