Duke Energy CEO: We cannot reach net zero by 2050 ‘without nuclear’ energy

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Yahoo Finance’s Akiko Fujita spoke with Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good about the importance of nuclear energy in achieving net zero by 2050 and investing in new technologies that are still in development.

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