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  1. Duke Energy serves customers in six states across the Southeast.
  2. Duke Energy operates as a utility in North Carolina while advocacy groups challenge its corporate strategy.
  3. Activists are pushing for a statewide ban on data centers in North Carolina, while a company defends its rate structure for grid investment.

Activists are protesting the state policy regarding data centers in North Carolina.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 2
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Activists are protesting the state policy regarding data centers in North Carolina.

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North CarolinaParty for Socialism and Liberation

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