The two aging coal plants at Cayuga station might live on, despite Duke Energy’s proposal earlier this year to retire them in favor of natural gas units. In a settlement reached with Reliable ...

The project would add more than 470 megawatts to the aging facility’s 1005-megawatt capacity. Cayuga has operated for 55-plus years and is the oldest coal-fired facility in Duke’s Hoosier fleet.

Natural gas-fired combustion turbines with a combined capacity of 850 megawatts slated for site where Buck Steam Station once stood, adjacent to combined-cycle plant SALISBURY — Foresight is power.

Duke Energy is seeking permission to build two natural gas units at the site of a former coal plant in the Charlotte region. Thursday, September 11, 2025 2025 Health Care Heroes Join CBJ for the ...

Duke Energy’s original plan was to close the aging Vermillion County coal plant and build a new, $3 billion natural gas plant to serve its growing customers.

Duke Energy Indiana and Reliable Energy Inc., which represents several of Indiana’s major coal producing companies, have reached an agreement about Duke’s plan to build a new natural gas power ...

Duke Energy in February revealed its plans to build natural-gas units at the site of its coal-fired Cayuga Generating Station. Duke Energy estimates the project at its Vermillion County station ...

Environmental groups are praising Duke Energy’s (NYSE:DUK) decision to excavate and rebury coal ash from 12 additional ponds. Duke Energy, Norwegian fund in talks that could salvage investment ...

Duke Energy would then issue a request for proposal to solicit interest in the coal units, which could be available for sale after the two proposed gas units are placed in service in 2029 and 2030.