NCSEA continues to be extensively involved with the proposed merger of Duke Energy and Progress Energy. As part of our opposition to the merged company that will become the nation's largest utility, NCSEA has outlined several recommendations or stipulations that should be incorporated into a settlement, if approved by regulators. Below are the latest updates from proceedings before the NC Utilities Commission (NCUC) and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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Duke Energy/Progress Energy Merger Updates
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A Change in the Wind
Exelon Energy is a major generation company, and one that is heavily invested in nuclear. Over 93% of their 31,000 megawatt fleet is nuclear fueled, making Exelon the owner of Americas largest nuclear generation portfolio and the third largest nuclear fleet in the world. However, the big news out of Exelon this past week was not a new nuclear proposal, but instead a major acquisition of renewable energy assets.
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