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Yahoo Finance
finance.yahoo.com > energy > articles > north-carolina-co-ops-turn-105900730.html

North Carolina co-ops turn to batteries as utility bills climb and storm fears linger

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (474+ words) After Hurricane Helene left more than 700,000 Duke Energy customers in North Carolina without electricity, rising power bills are sharpening a question for many households: how would they handle the next major outage? In parts of North Carolina not served by…...

Plant Services
plantservices.com > industry-news > news > 55/39/9020 > prysmian-invests-more-than-1-billion-to-expand-fiber-optic-cable-manufacturing-facility-in-north-carolina

Prysmian invests more than $1 billion to expand fiber optic cable manufacturing facility in North Carolina

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (328+ words) Prysmian plans to expand its manufacturing facility in Claremont, North Carolina, adding 385 jobs and expanding its Catawba County campus. The company, which specializes in cabling solutions and is a world leader in cable manufacturing, is investing more than $1 billion in…...

WUNC News
wunc.org > term > news > 2026-08-17 > data-center-southeast-raleigh-opposition-city-council

Data center project pulled from Raleigh agenda after public opposition

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (386+ words) A developer pulled its request for Raleigh's cooperation in building a 100,000-square-foot, $180-million data center near the southeast region of the city, according to officials. Charlotte-based developer Beacon Partners ended its attempt on Friday to have Raleigh City Council agree…...

Raleigh News & Observer
newsobserver.com > news > local > counties > wake-county > article316881526.html

Developer seeks annexation to build 'medium’ data center in Southeast Raleigh

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (520+ words) The Raleigh City Council will decide Tuesday whether to annex a piece of land in Southeast Raleigh where developers plan to build a 100,000-square-foot data center. The property at 3101 Jones Sausage Road is about 14 acres and owned by “B3-SFRE JSR…...