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Opinion Growth drives need for transmission line
Duke Energy plans to invest 1.1 billion in Western North Carolina to add a 650 megawatt gas plant, retire the Asheville coal plant, build a solar system, a Campobello substation, and a 40 mile 230 kilovolt line to boost capacity. The move aims to meet rising demand as energy use doubles since 1970 and peak demand nears 1,183 megawatts. The plan partners with regional utilities to ensure reliable power for homes and businesses.
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