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Duke Energy to review rolling blackouts after winter power outages - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy to review rolling blackouts after winter power outages

While Asheville was experiencing its 20th coldest day on record, Duke Energy customers were losing power due to rolling blackouts and damaged lines.

Nuclear Industry Growing Without Federal Handouts - Vimarsana News

Nuclear Industry Growing Without Federal Handouts

Seems like the only way to get a business going (or keep it going) today is to get help from Washington. That is, unless you're in the nuclear business. While other industries are begging for taxpayer dollars, the nuclear industry is expanding at an impressive pace — without federal subsidies.

'Intentional vandalism' at substations caused power outages for 40K in North Carolina, police enforce curfew -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

'Intentional vandalism' at substations caused power outages for 40K in North Carolina, police enforce curfew -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

A North Carolina sheriff and power company official said "intentional vandalism" at substations has caused outages for about 40,000 customers expected to last longer than 24 hours. Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields reported that the mass power...

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Duke Energy exec named company's NC president - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy exec named company's NC president

The executive managing Duke Energy’s interactions with state regulators will become the utility’s North Carolina president as the Charlotte-based company awaits approval of a plan to meet mandated emissions-reduction targets.