Duke Energy Charlotte nc: Duke Energy Company

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[PR Newswire] – CHARLOTTE, N.C., Feb. 25, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — With the heavy snow forecasted for the Carolinas tonight and tomorrow morning, Duke Energy says it is closely monitoring the storm and preparing for the worst. … Read more on this. The company is addressing each of the issues through facility improvements or new permitting. The agreement would also require Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress to pay a total of $68.2 million in fines and restitution and $34 million for Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against Duke Energy for illegal pollution from coal ash dumps at five North Carolina power plants. The U.S. Attorney's Office in Raleigh charged Duke on Friday with felony violations of the Clean Water Act. The PUCO’s ruling is particularly significant because Duke Energy and FirstEnergy also have pending EDF will continue to push for more transparency from Ohio power companies and work to ensure electricity is clean, reliable, and affordable for Estimated times of restoration are posted on the Duke Energy website. Most customers should be restored by 11:45 p.m. Friday or sooner. In isolated cases of extreme damage, the company will call customers whose outages may exceed that timeframe. “I don’t think you’ve done anything to make it right, and it’s been 13 month,” Vice Mayor Gary Miller told Duke Energy’s district manager, Davis Montgomery, during the monthly update on coal ash initiatives the company has been doing since last .

Duke Energy Florida on Monday filed for permission to drop most an impact on their bills depending on how legal dispute with Westinghouse is resolved. The company's customers also pay about $2 per month for expenses related to the Crystal River nuclear Duke Energy announced it has agreed to pay $102 million in a proposed settlement with the government over nine misdemeanor violations of the Clean Water Act, the company said in a press release. A federal judge would have to approve the settlement. The company expects total wholesale net margin to increase due to the new 20-year contract with NCEMC at Duke Energy Progress (began in 2013) and 18-year contract with Central EMC at Duke Energy Carolinas growing to a load of 900MW in 2019 from 115MW in 2013. U.S. attorneys charged Duke Energy with nine violations of the federal Clean Water Act at five of its coal ash impoundments around the state — including its Asheville plant. The criminal charges, filed against three subsidiaries of the company by .