Allen steam station retirement marks beginning of the end for NC’s coal-fired power plants
For the first time since 2020, a coal-fired power plant is closing down in North Carolina.
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For the first time since 2020, a coal-fired power plant is closing down in North Carolina.
North Carolina has been setting ridership records on its Amtrak routes this year, especially the Piedmont which runs between Raleigh and Charlotte.
The fight over a solar facility in Fort Mill was back in court on Wednesday
The Town of Carrboro filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Orange County Superior Court accusing Duke Energy of deceiving the public for decades about the impact of climate change while actively contributing to the problem on a massive scale. The town council voted unanimously in favor of filing Tuesday evening.
The audit itself is free to Duke Energy customers.
A Charlotte high school student won a scholarship for designing homes meant to weather rising seas.
Some parts of Charlotte are hotter than others, and new data is mapping out those hot spots.
By the end of 2024, the Allen Steam Station in Gaston County is retiring. The coal-fired plant has been generating power for the Charlotte area since 1957.
Neighbors have the chance to weigh in on plans to build a new natural gas power plant at the site of the current Marshall Steam Station in Catawba County.
The North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency is seeking public input on whether or not to use federal funds to elevate homes in danger of flooding.