Source: NC BUSINESS NEWS WIRE, 10/10/18

Duke Energy Corp. has filed paperwork with the North Carolina Utilities Commission to construct a solar photovoltaic energy microgrid and battery storage facility in Hot Springs, North Carolina. According to a press release, Duke Energy intends to invest $500 million in battery storage within the Carolinas over the next 15 years. An estimated 300 megawatts of battery energy storage is slated for the Carolinas.

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