More than $14 billion in clean energy investments in the U.S. have been canceled or delayed this year, according to an ...

DANBURY — The Stokes County Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 Monday to deny a request to rezone 667 acres in Walnut Cove for a solar farm. Duke Energy Carolinas and David Couch (manager of DFC ...

The two coal plants are operated by the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation, a consortium of more than a dozen utility companies, including American Electric Power, Duke Energy, AES Ohio (formerly ...

Stokes County commissioners pulled the plug Monday on a proposed 667-acre solar farm that would have supplied Duke Energy with enough electricity to power nearly 23,000 homes. By a 3-2 vote ...

the site — about 643 acres at the northeast corner of Southwest 170th Street and Southwest 95th Avenue — would have become a solar power farm providing service to Duke Energy customers in ...

DANBURY — If you have thoughts on nuclear energy or solar farms and want a say in local zoning decisions, Monday’s public hearing is a chance to speak up. The Stokes County Board of ...

The solar farm is part of plans to expand renewable energy across the Duke’s estate as he seeks to protect his long-term business model. But the plans have angered residents who argue it would ...

In its Q3 release last year, Duke (NYSE:DUK ... also is building out clean power sources like solar farms with plans to add 10 GW of renewable energy by 2029.

It’s not housing, or an industrial plant--it’s a solar farm. It’s also the first ... “One would assume if Duke [Energy] is willing to pay for the energy and a developer is willing to ...

The total $732,950 comes to the townships through a state grant program that awards communities permitting utility-scale renewable energy projects up to $5,000 per megawatt. The solar farm ...

A developer who wanted to build a solar farm in Newton Twp ... planning code mandates that zoning ordinances promote energy conservation and renewable energy resources, and the code defines ...

The denial marked the conclusion of a nearly yearlong hearing that started in October 2023. Davis said developers failed to meet the requirements of the township’s rules for solar farms.