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Business & Economy
3:10 pm
Fri September 9, 2011

Environmental Groups Challenge Duke, Progress Merger

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Several environmental groups have filed a challenge to the proposed merger of Duke Energy and Progress Energy. The merger between the two North Carolina-based companies would create the country's largest utility. Southern Environmental Law Center attorney Gudrun Thompson says that makes Duke and Progress responsible for leading the way in developing clean energy resources.

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Business & Economy
5:45 pm
Mon January 10, 2011

An Electric Marriage

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  • Duke Energy and Progress Energy no longer have to compete for customers. The two North Carolina-based utility companies have inked out a $26-billion deal and joined forces to become the largest utility in the US. Leoneda Inge reports.

A surprising but not shocking marriage was announced in North Carolina today.  Two – well branded utility companies – decided to get hitched. And if regulators approve the merger of Duke Energy and Progress Energy – the union will form the largest utility company in America.

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Business & Economy
2:44 pm
Mon January 10, 2011

Duke And Progress Energy To Merge

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Duke Energy and Progress Energy officials announced today they are merging their companies. Duke Energy will be the name of the combined company. Its headquarters will be in Charlotte and it will become the largest utility in the country. Progress Energy C-E-O William Johnson will be the new Duke Energy leader. He says the merger is good for North Carolina:

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