Electricity Generation

Duke Energy Florida's new multiyear rate agreement, recently approved without modifications by the Florida Public Service Commission, promises significant savings and strategic investments for customers starting in January 2025. This rate agreement is projected to reduce typical residential

In an era where energy consumption and climate concerns are at the forefront of policy-making and business strategies, Duke Energy Florida is setting an example with its latest agreement aimed at fostering energy reliability, supporting vulnerable customers, and advancing clean energy initiatives.

In a tangled web of political, economic, and environmental interests, South Dakota and Minnesota are at odds over how quickly and effectively energy companies can move away from fossil fuels toward clean energy sources. This underlying debate resonates deeply across state lines, highlighting themes

The United States is witnessing an unprecedented boom in solar power production, marking a significant milestone in the nation's renewable energy journey. Recent data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) illustrates this upward trajectory, emphasizing the burgeoning role of both

The landscape of electricity distribution has undergone a monumental shift as energy utilities like Duke Energy adapt to the increasing presence of renewable energy sources. For over a century, centralized power plants distributed electricity in a straightforward one-way feed. Today, the dynamics

As Texas continues to surge ahead as a hub for technological advancement and industrial growth, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is facing a formidable challenge. The grid that powers the Lone Star State is under potential threat from the rising energy demands, particularly from