How does coal fit into energy policy in North Carolina and the US?
Story Date: 4/11/2019

 

Source: Amanda Magnus & Frank Stasio, WUNC, 4/10/19


The state Department of Environmental Quality ordered Duke Energy to excavate six coal ash ponds last week. Duke wanted to leave the ash in place and cover it, which is a much cheaper solution. The energy company estimates it will cost an additional $4 to $5 billion to clean up these six sites.

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