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The South Carolina Public Service Commission approved a $51.2 million electric rate increase for Duke Energy Progress LLC, roughly 70% of the company's original $73.7 million request, with a 9.99% return on equity. The settlement includes…
“was ostensibly open to all sources of generation but whose eligibility criteria eliminated potentially more economic options, creating an undue preference for Southern Power's generation resources”
“This policy is going to essentially lift a barrier on accessing tremendous amounts of clean energy resources for the Southeast states. What was left on the table because of this moratorium were areas across the Southeast capable of accommodating many gigawatts of offshore wind that will go a long way to helping states construct clean energy portfolios. A decade is a long time to have a moratorium for a nascent industry.”
“These are some of the largest power companies in the world. Many of the Southeast utilities have been in the national spotlight for their professed commitment to decarbonization. But there are often inconsistencies between the stated goals and what we're seeing these utilities actually put in their planning documents.”
A new report from the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy released February 14, 2022 shows that electric utilities in the U.S. Southeast consistently underperform other regions in energy efficiency savings, with efficiency savings dropping from 0.25%…
“Utility-scale solar is now the most affordable new electricity generation infrastructure and we are seeing all utilities — municipal, electric cooperatives and investor-owned utilities — in Florida rapidly investing in this resource”
According to SACE's fourth annual 'Solar in the Southeast' report, Florida is expected to surpass North Carolina in installed solar capacity in 2021, with total Southeast solar capacity projected to more than double from 12,696 MW…
“All-source procurements usually produce "lower-carbon results even though you're not valuing carbon at any way in the process necessarily"”
A Siemens PTI study commissioned by Memphis Light Gas and Water Division (MLGW) finds the utility could save $1.9 billion by leaving the Tennessee Valley Authority and joining Midcontinent ISO. The analysis of 11 resource scenarios…
