David Boraks, WFAE
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Duke Energy is seeking to lower what solar customers get paid for excess electricity sent to the power grid and to require a new $10 monthly rooftop solar fee. -
A new federal report out Tuesday offers the latest data on the effects of climate change and what we're doing to adapt. -
A new report shows the Great Lakes Fire in the Croatan National Forest burned slightly less acreage than initially estimated. -
Duke Energy's profits fell 6% during the first quarter compared with a year ago as one of the warmest winters on record led to lower energy usage. -
If Gov. Cooper's budget is approved, funding for projects to reduce flood risk across the state would increase to $30 million. -
Colonial's contractors are still cleaning up from the August 2020 incident, which leaked about 2 million gallons of gasoline into the soil at a nature preserve east of downtown Huntersville. -
The North Carolina Building Code Council is considering tightening energy efficiency requirements for new homes and offices that could cut energy costs and help slow climate change.
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Duke Energy has not put a price tag on the Moore County repairs and doesn't know yet what it might cost to improve security across its 6-state network. -
Duke lost $531 million in the quarter, mainly because of the $1.3 billion charge for its renewables division.
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Duke Energy has asked North Carolina regulators to approve the expansion of a program that lets large customers contract for renewable energy.
