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If Santee Cooper is Sold: What Happens to the Lakes?
July 16, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQuick Take – Odd Power Outage Anniversary for NYC
NYC had a blackout this weekend - 42 years to the day of the…
July 14, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQuick Take – The First Gulf Storm of the Summer 2019
Barry is the name of the first tropical or hurricane threat to…
July 11, 2019/by Scott CarlbergSantee Cooper Names Two New Executives
Santee Cooper has named two new executives. Mark Bonsall…
July 10, 2019/by Scott Carlberg“Coal is clearly on the ropes”
Coal still is a significant chunk of the U.S. electric power…
July 9, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQUICK TAKE – One City’s Step Toward Energy Independence
This city cut its carbon emission 30 percent. Its leaders decided…
July 4, 2019/by Scott CarlbergRenew Our Pledge for Energy Independence
Energy independence has typically meant weaning our nation…
July 2, 2019/by Scott CarlbergSantee Cooper On the Downhill Slide Again
“South Carolina-owned Santee Cooper took another rating hit…
June 29, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQUICK TAKE – Carolina Carbon-free Nuclear Energy is a Benchmark
Carolinians have an advantage in carbon-free power. One country…
June 27, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQUICK TAKE – “Just in Case” Planning
We saw an example of one way all electric providers have to be…
June 26, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQUICK TAKE – Out of Oil by ’28?
There was a report that the US would essentially be out of oil…
June 21, 2019/by Scott CarlbergQUICK TAKE – NC Clean Energy Planning – Can You Hear Me Now?
Some people in North Carolina are working on a clean energy plan.…
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