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Dominion Energy South Carolina President Keller Kissam, left , and Duke Energy's utility operations in South Carolina President Mike Callahan, speak before testifying before a South Carolina Senate committee planning to write a comprehensive energy bill in 2025 in Columbia, S.C., on Thursday, Aug. 22 2024. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Collins)
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South Carolina considers its energy future through state Senate committee

The South Carolina Senate is working on a comprehensive energy policy amid rapid growth and evolving power demands, aiming to avoid past mistakes...

FILE PHOTO: Equinor's logo is seen at the company's headquarters in Stavanger, Norway December 5, 2019. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins/File Photo
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Equinor, Dominion win US Central Atlantic offshore wind auction

Equinor and Dominion won U.S. offshore wind leases off Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia in a lackluster auction, reflecting challenges in Biden's climate agenda.

Enbridge Inc. saw its second-quarter profit hit $1.84 billion, where it roughly also sat a year ago. An Enbridge worker loads pipe just west of Morden, Man., on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
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Enbridge makes progress on utility purchases; raises earnings forecast

Enbridge raises 2024 earnings forecast after acquiring U.S. gas utilities, aiming to become North America's largest gas utility.

FILE - This aerial photo shows cooling ponds alongside Dominion Energy's North Anna Power Station along the shores of Lake Anna in Mineral, Va., Aug. 15, 2018. Virginia's largest utility said Wednesday, July 10, 2024, that it will explore the possibility of using small nuclear reactors to help meet growing electricity demands while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. (AP Photo/Steve Helber, File)
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Seeking carbon-free power, Virginia utility considers small nuclear reactors

The utility will explore the possibility of using small nuclear reactors to help meet growing electricity demands while reducing emissions.

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