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State lawmakers are regulating utility pricing and service in North Carolina, amid concerns over Duke Energy's rising costs.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 9
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State lawmakers are regulating utility pricing and service in North Carolina, amid concerns over Duke Energy's rising costs.

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  1. Duke Energy restored outages in North Carolina and regulators are considering rate and planning matters.Sub-event
  2. Duke Energy, a supplier of retail customers, is currently facing issues related to rate hikes in North Carolina.Sub-event
  3. In North Carolina, a task force has reported rising energy prices, leading political figures like Josh Stein and Roy Cooper to campaign on platforms like 'Make Stuff Cost Less'.Sub-event
  4. A rate case concerning Duke Energy's operations in North Carolina is underway, impacting homeowner bills, with Josh Stein commenting on the settlement.Sub-event
  5. State lawmakers are regulating utility pricing and service in North Carolina.1 source

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