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Sign InSouth Carolina regulators have unanimously approved Duke Energy's proposal to construct a new 1,400-megawatt natural gas power plant in Starr. The decision marks a significant regulatory milestone for the utility giant as it seeks to address rapidly increasing regional energy demands. According to the company, the facility will utilize advanced modern technologies to strictly monitor and control carbon emissions. Following this approval, Duke Energy is expected to engage with the Anderson County Council to secure necessary tax incentives for the project. While the project promises substantial local tax revenue and infrastructure growth, it continues to face scrutiny from environmental groups regarding its long-term impact. This development is viewed as a positive step for Duke Energy’s long-term capacity expansion and operational stability.