Coalition criticizes Duke Energy carbon plan in N. Carolina

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Environmental and renewable energy groups, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, have challenged Duke Energy's proposal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in North Carolina by 2030, arguing it relies too heavily on natural gas and unproven technologies. The coalition filed an alternate proposal that would achieve the required 70% carbon reduction through greater reliance on solar, wind, and battery storage while potentially lowering costs for ratepayers. Duke Energy maintains its plan prioritizes efficiency, reliability, and least-cost delivery of clean energy.