State law requires Duke Energy to rely more on renewable energy sources in the near future. Environmentalists said, instead of moving in that direction, Duke is polluting the environment and passing the costs off to consumers.
The Koch Attack on Solar Energy — The New York Times
NC WARN: Treasurer Should Act on Coal Ash — Letter to State Treasurer Janet Cowell
What CCAAP Can’t Do: Protect NC from Duke Energy Coal Ash
Ashton D. Coalman III — Happy Tax Day from Duke Energy
NC WARN Presses Alternate Plan for NC Energy Future: 2014 Update — News Release from NC WARN
In response to Duke Energy’s 2012 IRP, NC WARN created an alternative: A Responsible Energy Future for North Carolina. We have just released an adjusted proposal to reflect the flat demand predicted by Jim Rogers and others, along with a greater adoption of renewable energy, energy efficiency and combined heat and power.
Unlikely alliance: NC WARN, Locke Foundation take on Duke Energy, electricity reforms — News & Observer
Op-Ed by Jim Warren and Jon Sanders. What would inspire a prominent free-market nonprofit and an assertive environmental nonprofit to join forces in a very public way? Mutual concern over policies that keep the cost of a basic household necessity higher than it ought to be – not a luxury good, but something no family should be without.