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Duke EnergyCorp. subsidiary DukeEnergy Renewables Inc. has acquired two 5-MW solar power plants ineastern North Carolina from ET CapitalInc. for an undisclosed sum.
To date, Duke Energy companies have installed more than 400MW of solar energy in the state. Duke has invested more than $4 billion inrenewable energy and plans to invest another $3 billion over the next fiveyears.
Dominion North Carolina Power is legally known as ,a subsidiary of DominionResources Inc.