ENERGY STORAGE
What tips the scales in America's favor
At a retired tobacco plant in North Carolina, a company called Alevo offers a weighty argument for why an energy storage industry could flourish right here in America.
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David Ferris, E&E News reporter
At a retired tobacco plant in North Carolina, a company called Alevo offers a weighty argument for why an energy storage industry could flourish right here in America.
WILMINGTON, N.C. — The severity of Hurricane Florence's destruction caught some residents here by surprise, and they said local officials are overwhelmed, too.
By Adam Aton and Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Environmental officials are eyeing coal ash sites at three Duke Energy Corp. power stations over concerns that incessant flooding may lead to additional failures at landfills.
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WILMINGTON, N.C. — The severity of Hurricane Florence's destruction caught some residents here by surprise, and they said local officials are overwhelmed, too.
By Adam Aton and Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Environmental officials are eyeing coal ash sites at three Duke Energy Corp. power stations over concerns that incessant flooding may lead to additional failures at landfills.
By Kristi E. Swartz and Rod Kuckro in Energywire