(Southern Power Co., 1912) Southern Power begins establishing transmission links with what company in eastern North Carolina and northeastern South Carolina?

(Duke Energy Corp., 2022) Duke Energy was awarded one of the Carolina Long Bay leases for an offshore wind project. What coastal North Carolina city is this near?

(Florida Power Corp., 1971) The rapid expansion of the state, with its growing demand for power, requires the company to increase generating capacity by how much in the next seven years?

(Public Service Co. of Indiana, 1931) Public Service outlines the services provided to a wide area of central and southern Indiana as

(Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., 1992) CG&E mentions its decision to merge with PSI Resources Inc., which was driven by the changing electric utility landscape. What was the new company to be named?

(Progress Energy, 2007) Progress Energy notes it is looking at energy efficiency in a new light by helping customers make smart energy choices. The company sets a goal to double the 1,000 megawatts currently being saved, an amount equivalent to the capacity of more than how many combustion-turbine plants?

(Cinergy Corp., 2004) Cinergy announces a study of this type of plants with technology that turns coal into cleaner-burning gas, while using less water and producing fewer emissions than a conventional coal-fired plant, with scrubbers. What kind of plant was this?

(Duke Power Co., 1973) True or false? Duke Power is awarded the Edison Award, the electric utility industry's highest honor, for planning and executing the Keowee-Toxaway development. They would win two more Edison Awards.

(Carolina Power & Light Co., 1932) CP&L's promotional efforts during the year for "current consuming appliances" totaled 1,068 electric refrigerators, 720 electric ranges and how many electric water heaters?

(Piedmont Natural Gas, 1971) Piedmont noted an increase of 6,451 customers at the end of 1971, which gave it a total customer count of