How Duke Energy Controls Its Renewables From One Room
Duke Energy has committed $145 billion over the next decade to making a clean energy transition that will more than triple the power it generates from renewable sources. On Bloomberg Chief Future Officer, CFO Brian Savoy shows Alix Steel how the company monitors its wind, solar and battery assets from a control center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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