A new solar facility designed in the shape of a “not-so-hidden-Mickey” is the latest step by Duke Energy to expand renewable energy in Central Florida.
Duke Energy Renewables today announced it has acquired two 5-megawatt (MW) solar projects in Eastern North Carolina from ET Capital, a member of the ET Solar Group and lead developer of the projects.
Duke Energy customers in Indiana will continue to reap the benefits of low-cost, carbon-free electric generation for many more years with the planned modernization and upgrade at the Markland Hydro Station near Florence, Ind., along the Ohio River.
Duke Energy Renewables has acquired the development assets associated with the proposed 20-megawatt (MW-AC) Longboat Solar Power Project in California from EDF Renewable Energy.
Duke Energy announced today it will buy swine and poultry waste output from a facility planned for eastern North Carolina – using the captured methane gas to generate renewable electricity at four power stations.
Thousands of solar panels are being installed in Osceola County as part of Duke Energy Florida's strategic solar plan. The company is on track to double the amount of utility-owned solar energy in the state by 2024.