Duke Energy’s $1.5 Million Program Progresses Public EV Charging In N.C. By 30%

It is not always that one finds positive movement with large utilities in these game-changing days of renewable energy and EVs. A recent positive, announced in early July 2016, was Duke Energy’s $1.5 million program to progress public EV charging in North Carolina by 30%. The news starts with $1 million to fund public charging stations. Anyone [&hellip

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