
Elizabeth Ouzts
Reporter at Southeast Energy News
Reporter at Energy News Network
Contributing reporter for Canary Media covering N.C. Carolina born and bred. Rhymes with boots. Elizouzts at iclouddotcom
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6 days ago |
canarymedia.com | Elizabeth Ouzts
North Carolina will lose big if cuts to clean energy incentives become law. Will Tillis, on record against “wholesale repeal” of the credits, go to bat for his state? Now that the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a measure to kill nearly every federal tax credit there is to support the clean energy transition, gobsmacked advocates and industry leaders in solar, wind, and electric vehicles are looking desperately to the Senate to amend it.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Elizabeth Ouzts
Now that the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a measure to kill nearly every federal tax credit there is to support the clean energy transition, gobsmacked advocates and industry leaders in solar, wind, and electric vehicles are looking desperately to the Senate to amend it. In North Carolina, that means all eyes turn to senior U.S. Sen.
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1 week ago |
canarymedia.com | Elizabeth Ouzts
Brooke Canova was nervous after she and her husband bought their Ford F-150 Lightning, the electric version of the enormous, classic pickup truck. She wasn’t worried about running out of charge and being stranded on the road, or whether the truck would have enough oomph to merge onto a speeding highway. Canova, a health and physical education teacher and mother of a preteen son in Charlottesville, Virginia, fretted about the vehicle’s size.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Elizabeth Ouzts
Brooke Canova was nervous after she and her husband bought their Ford F-150 Lightning, the electric version of the enormous, classic pickup truck. She wasn’t worried about running out of charge and being stranded on the road, or whether the truck would have enough oomph to merge onto a speeding highway. Canova, a health and physical education teacher and mother of a preteen son in Charlottesville, Virginia, fretted about the vehicle’s size.
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3 weeks ago |
canarymedia.com | Elizabeth Ouzts
Regulators are prodding utility Duke Energy to deploy cutting-edge tools like dynamic line rating and carbon composite conductors to improve transmission. Last summer, utility Duke Energy joined U.S. and state officials to announce with fanfare that it would rebuild a 40-mile transmission line between hurricane-prone Goldsboro and Raleigh, North Carolina.
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RT @maggie_shober: NCUC final order on Duke’s Carbon Plan/IRP is out, nearly two months ahead of when it was expected. https://t.co/PoIwF…

so weird, my feed is not awash in reactions to the #NCUC #carbonplan order, is there something else going on that people are focused on

RT @tylerhnorris: No US utility is more implicated by EPA’s new gas plant rule than Duke, but still I was surprised to run numbers. As I to…