Data Breach Affects Duke Energy Carolinas Customers
Duke Energy customers may have had personal information exposed in a potential data breach that could affect over 370,000 customers, predominantly in the western Carolinas.
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Duke Energy Argues Customers Should Shoulder Coal Ash Cleanup Costs
Charging North Carolina consumers the full, multibillion-dollar cost of cleaning up coal ash dumps is comparable to tire stores charging customers an extra fee to dispose of an old set of wheels, a
Duke Energy Rate Request Being Negotiated With Regulators
The nation's largest electric company agreed Monday to seek a smaller rate increase on more than a million North Carolina customers, with a smaller potential profit margin, but still wants nearly $
Maps Depict Worst-Case Coal Ash Spills Near Duke Plants
What if a dam holding back coal ash burst at one of Duke Energy's coal plants in the Carolinas or Midwest?
Environmental, Civil Rights Groups Intend To Sue Duke Energy Over Coal Ash Storage
Environmental and civil rights groups say they'll sue Duke Energy for violating parts of the Clean Water Act
After Legal Threat, Duke Energy Will Release Full Emergency Coal Ash Safety Plans
Duke Energy says it will release previously withheld information about emergency action plans for its coal ash storage sites.
Environmental Groups Plan To Sue Duke Energy Over Coal Ash Safety Information
Environmental groups are accusing Duke Energy of withholding safety information about coal ash sites from the public.
Court: Group Can't Charge Greensboro Church For Power From Solar Panels
A divided North Carolina appeals court says a clean-energy advocacy group can't install solar panels on a church roof and charge for the electricity generated.
Neighbors Sue Duke Over Coal Ash Payments That Come With Strings Attached
Neighbors with contaminated wells near Duke Energy's North Carolina coal ash ponds are suing to halt Duke's demand that they sign away future legal claims in exchange for compensation.
Coal Ash Neighbors: Don't Raise Rates As Pollution Lingers
The nation's largest electric company wants regulators in North Carolina to force consumers to pay nearly $200 million a year to clean up the toxic byproducts of burning coal to generate power.