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Duke’s ‘clean energy plan’ for North Carolina wastes billions on dangerous, dirty and non-existent power sources
Duke Energy’s carbon plan ignores climate, drought risks in push for more nuclear and gas
In settlement with installers, Duke Energy concedes ground in plot to hobble state’s rooftop solar program
Duke Energy reports just over 5 percent electricity from wind and solar in 2021, despite clean energy claims
EWG joins North Carolina coalition fighting monopoly utility Duke Energy’s plot to hobble rooftop solar
As Duke Energy-backed bill seeking rate hikes advances, utility hands out dividend increases for shareholders
Duke Energy-backed energy bill in N.C. would increase fossil fuels, punish ratepayers
Duke Energy, other utilities race to secure weaker Trump coal ash wastewater permit limits
Duke Energy-backed group deploys attack ad campaign against electricity competition proposal in North Carolina
Duke Energy CEO: Savings from Trump tax cuts ‘flowed right to customers’
Watchdog group calls on Duke Energy to embrace fairness and justice for low-income communities
To reach ‘net zero,’ Duke Energy doubles down on gas and nukes
EWG Applauds Senate Confirmation of Michael Regan as EPA Administrator
Watchdog Coalition To Hold Duke Energy Accountable for Environmental and Economic Injustice
A coalition of public interest, environmental and economic justice organizations will convene the first-ever hearing to examine Duke Energy's policies and practices, which have polluted and...
Duke Energy’s Shell Game: New Resource Plan Touts Carbon Cuts, But Adds More Gas and Nukes
Duke Energy says it will achieve “net zero” carbon pollution by 2050. But its new resource plan for the Carolinas almost certainly means it will continue to rely on fossil fuels and nuclear reactors...
Duke Energy CEO: Offshore Wind Potential at Least 10 Years Away
During a second-quarter earnings call on Monday, Duke Energy executives told Wall Street analysts they don't see offshore wind as a viable source of energy for at least another 10 years or more.
After the Pipeline’s Death, Will Duke Energy Shift From Gas to Renewables?
Last month, the soaring costs and dim future of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline forced Duke Energy and Dominion Energy to cancel the $8 billion project.
EWG and Waterkeeper Alliance: Poultry Factory Farms Disproportionately Threaten Black, Native American and Latino People in North Carolina
The predominantly Black, Native American and Latino residents of three eastern North Carolina counties now live with 30 million more chickens and turkeys than they did eight years ago, according to a...
Report: Duke Energy Policies Consistently Harm Low-Income Customers
Public Interest Groups Unite To Form Duke Energy Watchdog
A coalition of public interest, social justice, watchdog and environmental groups are joining forces to hold Duke Energy, the largest investor-owned U.S. electric utility, accountable for its policies...