Duke Energy Updates Carolinas Plan with More Nuclear, Less Wind ...

In Its New Carbon Plan, Duke Energy Gambles on Coal as a Shorter-Term Fix for Powering Data Centers - Inside Climate News

North Carolina’s largest utility cites the Trump administration’s rollback of air pollution regulations and increases in power demand as factors in its proposed fuel mix.By Lisa SorgDuke Energy plans to burn coal for two to four years longer than previously estimated, which will result in millions of tons in additional greenhouse gases over the next decade when combined with other proposed changes to the utility’s fuel mix.

Duke Energy '2025 Carolinas' plan includes more gas, delayed coal retirements

Duke Energy's new 15-year plan extends coal, adds more gas, and slows solar after NC scrapped its 2030 carbon mandate, raising questions about climate progress.

Duke Energy Considers Nuclear Reactors and Coal Extensions in Carolinas ...

Duke Energy's latest plan will delay some coal retirements while studying more nuclear plants

Duke Energy updates Carolinas plan with more nuclear, less wind ...

Duke Ramps Up Nuclear, Natural Gas, Extends Coal, Omits Wind In Latest Energy Plan

By Carolina Journal Staff Duke Energy relies more heavily on nuclear power, natural gas, and coal in its latest two-year long-range energy modernization plan, filed Wednesday with the North Carolina Utilities Commission. The plan holds the line on solar power commitments but calls for no use of wind power. Duke’s new 2025 Carolinas Resource Plan […]