Duke Energy’s plans for more gas gain traction with former critics

Published on September 3, 2024

This story was first published by Energy News Network . An array of critics came out swinging in January when Duke Energy first filed its plans in North Carolina for one of the largest fossil fuel investments in the country. But as the months have dragged on in the development of the company’s biennial…

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