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FERC approves Duke Energy Carolinas large-load rules requiring 75% payment for 15 years

New or transferred large loads must pay a committed revenue contribution equal to 75% of the megawatt value in the load schedule for 15 years.

FERC has approved Duke Energy Carolinas large-load rules that require new or transferred large loads to commit to paying 75% of their scheduled megawatt value for 15 years.

The committed revenue contribution is calculated from the load's megawatt value in the load schedule.

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