DeutschNewstral
Article
bizjournals.com on 2018-03-01 02:30
Duke Energy agrees to cut more than $140M from proposed rate hike for Charlotte and western N.C.
Related news
- Customer advocate proposal would slash Duke Energy's N.C. rate hikebizjournals.com
- Hearing delayed for proposed Duke Energy rate hike affecting Charlottebizjournals.com
- Duke Energy to seek N.C. rate hike that will include coal-ash costsbizjournals.com
- N.C. Utilities Commission delays Duke Energy rate-hike hearing amid coronavirus fearsbizjournals.com
- State advocate review of Duke Energy coal-ash policies could delay N.C. rate hikebizjournals.com
- N.C. regulators knock Duke Energy’s proposed 10.8% rate hike down to sizebizjournals.com
- N.C. regulators allow advocates more time to review Duke Energy coal-ash operations for rate hikebizjournals.com
- Why Duke Energy's customers in N.C. may face temporary rate hike this summerbizjournals.com
- Charlotte spared as N.C. power outages balloon in continuing storm, says Duke Energybizjournals.com
- N.C. public advocate seeks delay in Duke Energy rate case affecting Charlottebizjournals.com
- Testimony wraps up on big Duke Energy rate hike affecting Charlotte and $7.8 billion grid proposalbizjournals.com
- Deal that could drop Duke Energy's proposed rate hike for Charlotte customers still possiblebizjournals.com
- Final tally: What Duke Energy's deal on rate hike would mean for Charlotte customersbizjournals.com
- Duke Energy rate hike affecting Charlotte likely to be delayed — againbizjournals.com
- Duke Energy expands N.C. community solar programbizjournals.com
- Duke Energy appoints new N.C. presidentbizjournals.com
- N.C. regulators delay Duke Energy rate casebizjournals.com
- N.C. governor has unwanted guests in Charlottebizjournals.com
- Duke Energy will sponsor Charlotte mayoral debatesbizjournals.com