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CO2 pipelines must get signoffs beyond Iowa regulators - Vimarsana News

CO2 pipelines must get signoffs beyond Iowa regulators

While the Iowa Utilities Board will decide whether three CO2 pipelines proposed in the state get permits, other government bodies must sign off on parts of these multibillion-dollar projects.

CO2 pipelines must get signoffs beyond Iowa regulators - Vimarsana News

CO2 pipelines must get signoffs beyond Iowa regulators

While the Iowa Utilities Board will decide whether three carbon dioxide pipelines get state permits, other government bodies must sign off on parts of these multibillion dollar projects. And some local regulations may throw a wrench in the works.

Advocates worry Duke Energy's newly approved plan to cut solar rates will slow green energy adoption - Vimarsana News

Advocates worry Duke Energy's newly approved plan to cut solar rates will slow green energy adoption

Rules will change this summer for Duke Energy customers who install rooftop solar panels in North Carolina. Some industry experts worry new lower payments and a more complicated system could slow solar's growth.

Source: wfae.org
Advocates worry Duke Energy's newly approved plan to cut solar rates will slow green energy adoption - Vimarsana News

Advocates worry Duke Energy's newly approved plan to cut solar rates will slow green energy adoption

Rules will change this summer for Duke Energy customers who install rooftop solar panels in North Carolina. Some industry experts worry new lower payments and a more complicated system could slow solar's growth.

Source: wunc.org
Duke Energy seeks 16% rate hike - Vimarsana News

Duke Energy seeks 16% rate hike

Duke Energy customers in the Triad would pay nearly 16% more for electricity by 2026 if state regulators approve a request for three annual rate hikes.