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Candidate Laurie Buckhout on Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Laurie Buckhout, the Republican Party candidate running for election to represent North Carolina Congressional District 1 in the U.S. House of…

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Candidate Don Davis on Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Don Davis, the Democratic Party candidate running for reelection to represent North Carolina Congressional District 1 in the U.S. House of…

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Nearly $430 Million in Climate Pollution Reduction Funding Awarded by EPA in the Carolinas

Yesterday, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $4.6 billion in grant awards across the nation for the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG), made possible through funding from the Inflation Reduction…

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Duke Energy's Proposed Roxboro Gas Plant: A Primer

Duke is proposing to build a large fossil gas plant near Roxboro, North Carolina. This blog takes a look at the existing coal plant, the proposed gas plant, the gas pipeline supply…

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A Positive "Perfect Storm": Catawba College's Commitment to Clean Energy Career-Building

Catawba College in North Carolina recently reached carbon neutrality ahead of their 2030 goal, thanks to federal funding that has bolstered their 20-year master energy plan, and a hoard of students and…

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Candidate Mark Robinson On Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Mark Robinson, the Republican Party candidate running for Governor of North Carolina. Also in this series, we profile Democratic candidate Josh…

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Candidate Josh Stein on Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Josh Stein, the Democratic Party candidate running for Governor of North Carolina. Also in this series, we profile Republican candidate Mark…

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Talking EVs: 3 Hot Topics Right Now

SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares insights into timely electric vehicle (EV) topics on LinkedIn. Check out what's captured his attention recently and join the conversation.

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Duke's Carbon Plan: Part 3: How Many Extra Power Plants Should We Pay For? The Southeast’s Hidden “Reliability Tax”

Southeastern customers pay for more power plants than other regions because there is inadequate regional reserve sharing. Climate change and data center growth are increasing the urgency for market reform.

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Duke's Carbon Plan: Part 2: Flawed Modeling Assumptions Produce Fossil Fuel Bias

A detailed look at testimony that identifies points of bias in Duke Energy's North Carolina Carbon Plan Integrated Resource Plan (CPIRP)