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The Energy Department has declared a power emergency in the southeastern US due to extreme heat, allowing Duke Energy to maximize power generation. The order is in effect through Friday night, as temperatures are expected to reach 101°F in some areas, raising concerns over potential blackouts.
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The Energy Department has declared a power emergency in the southeastern US due to extreme heat, allowing Duke Energy to maximize power generation. The order is in effect through Friday night, as temperatures are expected to reach 101°F in some areas, raising concerns over potential blackouts.
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