by Chris Carmody | Oct 2, 2025 | CCEBA Updates, Duke Energy Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Critique, North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
The proposed Duke Energy Carbon Plan illustrates the difficulty of effective energy planning in an uncertain policy environment. Federal tax hikes on parts of the energy supply chain paired with new government red tape will both reduce electricity sources and raise...
by Staff | Jul 23, 2024 | North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
After a unanimous vote of its Board of Directors, CCEBA has joined a settlement stipulation with Duke Energy, the NC Public Staff, and WalMart in the 2024 Carbon Plan proceedings before the NC Utilities Commission. This stipulation commits Duke Energy to increasing...
by Staff | Jan 19, 2024 | North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
In December 2023, Duke Energy notified the North Carolina Utilities Commission that it would be adding 2 GW of load to its recently submitted carbon plan revision. This was a dramatic addition and many stakeholders were concerned they would not have time to analyze...
by Staff | Jan 5, 2023 | North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
The bipartisan legislation that created the Carbon Plan process was lauded as a historic opportunity for North Carolina to create a clean energy future for our state, one that fully capitalizes on the benefits of clean energy deployment for our communities, our...
by Chris Carmody | Dec 30, 2022 | Miscellaneous, North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
The massive reliability failure of Duke Energy’s gas and coal operations during the Christmas blackout casts the recently issued NC Carbon plan in a new light. Duke was lucky: Its weekend blackout would have been considerably more dangerous to residents and damaging...
by Suzanne Sabin | Oct 12, 2022 | North Carolina Carbon Plan - House Bill 951
[Note: Portions of this article have been updated to reflect data accuracy as of March 12, 2025.] “…I’m very skeptical with regard to SMRs,” Ketchum said, highlighting the permitting difficulty in siting a project and trying to meet the U.S. Nuclear...
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