resource | 03.08.2021
Location Archives
post | 03.03.2021
Duke Energy’s future plans for the Carolinas: build new gas, let customers foot the bill
post | 03.02.2021
Expert analysis reveals a cleaner pathway for Duke Energy’s future
resource | 03.02.2021
Joint Comments Filed to North Carolina Utilities Commission on Duke’s 2020 Integrated Resource Plans
post | 03.01.2021
Supportive Public Policies will Drive North Carolina’s Electric Vehicle Market (Part 2)
The EV market is at an inflection point. Now is the moment to implement supportive public policies to get more electric cars, trucks, and buses on the road to reduce climate emissions, clean the air,...
resource | 02.19.2021
Duke Winter Peak Study
post | 02.19.2021
Efficiency Leadership for Duke Energy Now Hinges on Florida, IRP, and a Higher Standard of Comparison (Part 2)
Duke has outperformed its regional peers on efficiency for many years now, and in many ways is the best positioned to build on its past performance to reach new levels in the coming years.
post | 02.17.2021
Will North Carolina Lead the Southeast in Transportation Electrification? (Part 1)
North Carolina has electric vehicle momentum. Governor Roy Cooper's Executive Order 80 committed N.C. to address climate change and transition to a clean energy economy. State agencies have written...
resource | 02.17.2021
“Transportation Electrification in North Carolina”
post | 02.10.2021
Efficiency Leadership for Duke Energy Now Hinges on Florida, IRP, and a Higher Standard of Comparison (Part 1)
Duke Energy outperformed its regional peers on energy efficiency once again in 2019, but to be a leader on the national stage it must address shortcomings in Florida, pursue new program...