Duke Decarbonizing and Customer-Centricity
Duke Energy
“With larger customers, there’s a brand value to many, from continuing to promote sustainability and knowing they’re going to talk to ESG investors.”
Strategy & Planning
Plenty of Ideas to Fight Climate Change
Election 2020
Biden Needs to build a comprehensive, inclusive process.
The Resilience Imperative
A National Insurance Policy
Making our electric power system less vulnerable to disruption and easier to reboot can make sense on financial, broader economic, social, and environmental grounds.
The Road to Net Zero
Decarbonizing Household Consumption
This article identifies several policies that federal and state governments can take to promote decarbonization of consumption.
Achieving a National Energy Agenda
Incorporate Reliable Supply Chain
An overhaul in the energy sector will require widespread and bipartisan support from a variety of important stakeholders.
Building Electrical Infrastructure
Boosting Job Creation
The movement toward greater reliance on renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions could offer some potent possibilities for job creation.
Energy Outlook, 2021 and Beyond
Cooperatives Leading the Way
As we look ahead, these four priorities are just a few of the many ways we are striving to build a brighter future for the people and communities we serve.
Clean Energy to Advance, Obstacles Linger
Gray Rhinos, Tax Policies
Energy executives had already expressed concern over U.S. corporate tax policy under a Biden administration.
The Energy Transition
Not Taking Detours
The U.S. is expected to re-join the Paris climate agreement and other international platforms.
Ambitious Climate Change and Energy Agenda
Facing Historic Crises
President-Elect Joe Biden listed climate change as one of the four historic crises facing the U.S., along with COVID-19, the economic downturn, and racial injustice.