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Duke Energy’s Becky Rollins: Driving Clean, Renewable Power

Atop an 86-foot dam in central North Carolina, Duke Energy’s Becky Rollins looks out over the Pee Dee River. It’s beautiful, she said, motioning below. The floodgates at Tillery Hydroelectric Plant, in service since 1928, are being refurbished. Rollins is there to see how the project is going.

Why State and Local Governments are Lining Up to Get Behind Heat Pumps

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, more than half of all energy used in U.S. homes is directly spent on only two items, heating, and air conditioning. That means creating a comfortable living space is actually creating a massive carbon footprint.

ESG Risk Practices: What‘s Missing and Why It Will Matter

For more insightful articles on ESG, technology, DEI, leadership, cybersecurity, and much more, visit KPMG’s Insights page. The focus and scrutiny on environmental, sustainability, and governance (ESG)-related risk and compliance are intensifying across regulatory agencies, fostering strong expectations for organizations to establish appropriate ESG risk and compliance programs. Can you say today that your organization …