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Duke’s Proposed Mandatory Fee: Unjust and Bad Energy Policy
Duke Energy is trying to triple the mandatory fee that South Carolinian’s Duke customers pay before they use the first kilowatt of electricity. Duke Energy filed significant rate increase requests with the Public Service Commission that will: a) hit particularly … Continue reading
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