Dirty Dozen Electricity states are: 1. WVA 2. WY 3. KY 4. MO 5. IN 6. HI 7. UT 8. ND 9. NE 10. WI 11. AK 12. OH Other states with carbon intensity in 2022 well above national average of 860 lb CO2/MWh are CO, MT, MI, DE, AR, LA, NM and MA! eia.gov/electricity/mo…

🚨 Our Statement on Settlement Reached in AES Rate Case  👇👇 We are pleased to join the settlement reached in the current #AESIndiana rate case [docketed before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (“IURC”) as Cause No. 45911] and here’s why:

Tomorrow is an international day of giving! #GivingTuesday We hope you’ll support NC WARN’s work to #StopDukeEnergy from building new fracked gas power plants in favor of energy efficiency, renewables and battery storage. ncwarn.org/donate/

Our Kerwin Olson in FOX59 News⁩ story on AES Indiana⁩: “We believe the settlement is a good deal for customers. It’s overall a good outcome for customers. We got a lot of good things not the least of which is cutting that rate increase nearly in half.” fox59.com/indiana-news/a…

This is a great way to lower your power bill and reduce carbon. We encourage people who qualify to apply. buff.ly/46hPA3S

The revolving door is alive and well in Georgia.

🚨84 Solar Companies, Targeted Groups and Allies Call for Investigation of Duke Energy🚨 Governor Josh Stein , NC Attorney General being pressed over damage to the solar industry, and over grid projects that would hamper climate action and harm communities ncwarn.org/2023/12/84-sol…

Read the news release from EWG: California clean energy industry rocked with widespread jobs losses, bankruptcies, following state’s dismantling of rooftop solar program Meanwhile, Duke Energy continues to attack net metering in NC🚨☀️ ewg.org/news-insights/…

Coal ash more hazardous than previously known, EPA says, could alter Chapel Hill cleanup plan ncnewsline.com/2024/01/05/coa… via NC Newsline | @ncnewsline.bsky.social

Not troubling for Duke Energy, which worked passionately to end full retail rate NEM with help from state lawmakers and the NC Utilities Commission 💸 Luckily, NC WARN has appealed the NCUC's decision. With a lot of luck, we can still #SaveNCSolar 🌄

Power companies paid civil rights leaders in the US south. They became loyal industry advocates “It felt like he was an employee of Duke [Energy].” theguardian.com/environment/20…

Follow the money. Southern Company - with its subsidiaries Alabama Power, Georgia Power and Duke Energy - paid civil rights leaders who then became loyal advocates for the utilities. Read the latest from Floodlight, Capital B, and adam mahoney (he/him) theguardian.com/environment/20…

This makes me madder by the day. What an outrageous stab in the back of small business by the utility lap dogs on our CPUC. Thanks for the solid coverage @SolarBillyL. solarpowerworldonline.com/2024/01/bankru… Solar Power World

North Carolina's rooftop solar industry could likely collapse, just like it has in California following that state's disastrous NEM 3.0 decision that has caused more than 17K clean energy jobs to vanish & 75% of solar companies now at high-risk of bankruptcy. #SaveNCSolar

“The rubber-stamp regulators OK’d it without even allowing a debate,” Jim Warren “We have a rigged process in North Carolina, and that’s a key part of the problem.” #SaveNCSolar wral.com/story/new-rule…

Indiana utilities have no checks and balances, they keep raising rates and we keep paying for it. When will it stop? buff.ly/3OCEErF

NC appeals court to decide fate of cost-saving rules for solar power WSOCTV "A coalition of environmental groups and solar installers, who brought the case to the court of appeals, say the new rules are killing the industry..." #SaveNCSolar wsoctv.com/news/local/nc-…

When NC WARN, EWG and our hub held a press conference about NC net metering we tried to get the journalists to focus on EEIs role in attacking rooftop solar. We might as well have been singing the Swiss national anthem.

“They (Duke Energy) increase whatever they want, however they want, however much they want....They don’t care about regular people I don’t think.” wlos.com/news/local/duk…

"...when it raised its leverage over the past decade, Duke Energy likely imagined it would retain political support from the GOP...However, the populist shift since 2020 has dramatically undone that, w/ more NC Republicans backing away from the company." seekingalpha.com/article/468277…