Duke Energy plans would cut CO2 and add renewables — but at a price

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Duke Energy filed a carbon reduction plan with North Carolina regulators offering four scenarios to meet the state's 2030 climate goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 70% from 2005 levels. The plans would eliminate coal-fired plants and add gas, nuclear, solar, wind, and battery storage, with annual rate increases of 1.9% to 2.7% over 13 years. Environmental groups including SACE, represented by the Southern Environmental Law Center, expressed concern about continued reliance on gas and potential delays in meeting the 2030 target.