NC groups join opposition to Duke Energy's Southeast exchange market proposal at FERC

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A coalition of 13 sustainability and public interest groups, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, filed objections with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission opposing Duke Energy's proposed Southeast Energy Exchange Market. The groups argue SEEM fails to comply with regulatory requirements and would exacerbate market power issues, while other organizations call for modifications to enhance transparency and consumer protections. Duke Energy's renewable subsidiary supports the proposal as beneficial for clean energy expansion, creating an apparent internal contradiction.