Add 16 GW solar, 10 GW storage in North Carolina, says alternative resource plan

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A coalition including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy filed an alternative resource plan with North Carolina regulators proposing 16 GW of solar, 10 GW of storage, and 2.5 GW of wind by 2035, claiming it would save $7.2 billion compared to Duke Energy's plan. The groups argue Duke's modeling favors natural gas over renewables and storage. SACE and partners contend that without regulatory direction, Duke will pursue a massive buildout of gas power plants.