Duke Energy's resource plan builds on work already underway that supports South Carolina's growth while delivering value to customers
Duke Energy submitted its 2026 Carolinas Resource Plan to the South Carolina Public Service Commission, outlining a strategy to balance reliability and cost amid state growth. The plan includes securing approval for a 1,400 MW combined cycle gas facility in Anderson County and launching an RFP for 400 MW of standalone storage, alongside ongoing solar and nuclear evaluations.
Key figures
- Storage rfp mw
- 400
- New gas capacity mw
- 1400
- Customer savings usd
- $5 billion
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