Energy merger brings Rogers to Raleigh to explain boardroom coup
“He knows the value of energy efficiency, and he was willing to talk about it as a resource. I'm not in the camp where I'm crying about Johnson not getting the position.”
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“He knows the value of energy efficiency, and he was willing to talk about it as a resource. I'm not in the camp where I'm crying about Johnson not getting the position.”
The N.C. Utilities Commission scheduled a limited public hearing on the proposed $26 billion merger between Progress Energy and Duke Energy. Environmental and advocacy groups, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, filed comments urging regulators…