Clean energy groups involved in the North Carolina Utilities Commission proceeding to develop a state plan to reduce heat-trapping carbon emissions from electricity generation–known as the Carbon Plan–said the plan released by the commission risks missing the bipartisan legislative mandate of 70% emissions reductions from the power sector by 2030. The John Locke Foundation released a statement blasting the plan, saying it is wrong for North Carolina.
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