Electrifying Customers

All Things DER: How to Smooth the Transition to Electric Vehicles

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All Things DER: How to Smooth the Transition to Electric Vehicles by Dr. Elizabeth Cook, General Manager of Advanced Grid Solutions, Duquesne Light Company Welcome to the All Things DER podcast! In this podcast, we’ll be digging in, defining, and discussing where the new energy economy is heading with electric industry leaders, and explore all

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All Things DER: Why Planning, Development, and Operations Support Teams are Vital

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All Things DER: Why Planning, Development, and Operations Support Teams are Vital by Dr. Elizabeth Cook, General Manager of Advanced Grid Solutions, Duquesne Light Company Welcome to the All Things DER podcast! In this podcast, we’ll be digging in, defining, and discussing where the new energy economy is heading with electric industry leaders, and explore

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All Things DER: How to Better Serve Customers and Manage the Increased Electrification of Fleets

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All Things DER: How to Better Serve Customers and Manage the Increased Electrification of Fleets by Dr. Elizabeth Cook, General Manager of Advanced Grid Solutions, Duquesne Light Company Welcome to the All Things DER podcast! In this podcast, we’ll be digging in, defining, and discussing where the new energy economy is heading with electric industry

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After stakeholder input, Duke Energy files Phase II electric transportation program in N.C.

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After stakeholder input, Duke Energy files Phase II electric transportation program in N.C Following six months of stakeholder input, Duke Energy recently filed an additional $56 million proposal of Phase II programs to continue the advancement of transportation electrification in North Carolina. The filing follows the November 2020 N.C. Utilities Commission (NCUC) order approving the

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