Citing coming global warming legislation, Duke Energy wants to raise electricity prices 12.6 percent, Cost North Carolina ratepayers $496 million

Global warming’s first electricity price hike: $500 million for North Carolina

By Steve Milloy —— Bio and Archives--June 17, 2009

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Citing coming global warming legislation, Duke Energy, the third-largest U.S. utility, has asked North Carolina regulators for permission to raise electricity prices 12.6 percent. The requested price hike would cost North Carolina ratepayers $496 million.

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