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“The TVA's environmental impact statement on its planned gas-fired power plant, which FERC relied on heavily in its environmental analysis, significantly downplays how new gas infrastructure affects climate change”
Duke Energy will launch a tariffed on-bill energy efficiency program in North Carolina beginning in 2024, allowing customers to pay for home efficiency upgrades through monthly utility bill charges. The North Carolina Utilities Commission approved the…
“We're going to do a lot of education and outreach to our regulators to make sure that they understand that tension between utility investment and ratepayer protection. There's going to be a lot of investment needed to accelerate the deployment of infrastructure to meet the demand of these vehicles.”
“There are some things in there that we've been asking TVA for for a while, so my initial reaction was, 'If they won't listen to clean energy folks like us, maybe they'll listen to members of Congress.'”
“are exhibiting leadership and designing innovative policies”
“doesn't give you a line of sight on whether an energy efficiency investment offsets more expensive power generation”
“It would add a few months to the process for sure, but it's certainly a process where the commissioners could make any number of changes if they want it to”
“a form of economic development because it is a labor-intensive way to go in and really work, in a very direct way, in communities with good paying jobs”
“We are still struggling to see how [the changes] meaningfully provide more transparency and clarity in the goal setting process itself”
“We agree that investments in transmission and distribution are important for our transition to a clean electric grid. We'll be looking closely at Duke's proposals to be sure they aren't gold-plating their system to pad shareholder's wallets.”
“They are the regulator of TVA. They're the ultimate decision makers on the direction of TVA's strategy.”
“FPL just killed the customer-owned solar market or at least it's significantly throttled it”
“We are big fans of managed charging and are excited that Duke is looking to innovate. We have concerns about subscription-based tariffs. EV efficiency and customer needs vary greatly. So a flat rate might not be an appropriate way to base a managed charging program.”
Duke Energy and a coalition of solar advocates including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy announced a net energy metering agreement for North Carolina residential customers. The proposal includes time-of-use rates with incentives for EV charging…
FERC approved transmission rules for the Southeast Energy Exchange Market (SEEM) on a 3-1 vote, dismissing concerns from advocacy groups including SACE that the rules violate open access requirements. The decision allows SEEM utilities to offer…
