Coal Ash Excavation Excavation DEQ has secured the largest coal ash excavation in the nation’s history. More than 80 million tons of coal ash will be excavated in North Carolina. Learn More Closure Determination The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has secured the excavation of more than 80 million tons of coal ash in North Carolina. Under a settlement agreement with community and environmental groups and Duke Energy that ends the appeal litigation, Duke Energy will move forward with excavation plans at the Allen, Belews Creek, Cliffside, Marshall, Mayo and Roxboro sites, moving coal ash into on-site lined landfills. The terms of that agreement were incorporated into a Consent Order entered in court on February 5, 2020. The excavation is the largest coal ash clean up in the nation’s history and will result in more excavation than in four neighboring states combined. Closure plans and related permitting actions are posted for each facility below. Learn more about the consent order Cliffside Steam Station/Rogers Energy Complex Mooresboro, Cleveland County Marshall Steam Station Terrell, Catawba County Mayo Steam Station Roxboro, Person County Allen Steam Station Belmont, Gaston County Belews Creek Steam Station Belews Creek, Stokes County Roxboro Steam Electric Plant Semora, Person County Public Meetings and Comment Public Meetings & Comment Periods for Closure Actions 2020 Closure Plans Buck Steam Station, Cape Fear, H.F. Lee and Weatherspoon closure plans. NPDES Permits NPDES permits for Coal Ash Facilities Facilities & Permits Permit Information For All Coal Ash Facilities
Coal Ash Excavation Excavation DEQ has secured the largest coal ash excavation in the nation’s history. More than 80 million tons of coal ash will be excavated in North Carolina. Learn More Closure Determination The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has secured the excavation of more than 80 million tons of coal ash in North Carolina. Under a settlement agreement with community and environmental groups and Duke Energy that ends the appeal litigation, Duke Energy will move forward with excavation plans at the Allen, Belews Creek, Cliffside, Marshall, Mayo and Roxboro sites, moving coal ash into on-site lined landfills. The terms of that agreement were incorporated into a Consent Order entered in court on February 5, 2020. The excavation is the largest coal ash clean up in the nation’s history and will result in more excavation than in four neighboring states combined. Closure plans and related permitting actions are posted for each facility below. Learn more about the consent order Cliffside Steam Station/Rogers Energy Complex Mooresboro, Cleveland County Marshall Steam Station Terrell, Catawba County Mayo Steam Station Roxboro, Person County Allen Steam Station Belmont, Gaston County Belews Creek Steam Station Belews Creek, Stokes County Roxboro Steam Electric Plant Semora, Person County Public Meetings and Comment Public Meetings & Comment Periods for Closure Actions 2020 Closure Plans Buck Steam Station, Cape Fear, H.F. Lee and Weatherspoon closure plans. NPDES Permits NPDES permits for Coal Ash Facilities Facilities & Permits Permit Information For All Coal Ash Facilities
