Welcome to the North Carolina Utilities Commission
An agency of the State of North Carolina created by the General Assembly to regulate the rates and services of public utilities in North Carolina.
ALERT: IN RESPONSE TO THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PANDEMIC AND DECLARED STATE OF EMERGENCY
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Effective July 26, the Commission is reinstating its rules regarding the submission of additional paper copies of documents. (The Commission had suspended these requirements in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.) In addition, effective July 26, the Chief Clerk’s Office will reopen for the receipt of paper copies.
NOTE: All guests and visitors to the NCUC are required to wear face coverings while on NCUC premises.
NOTICE: Beginning August 30, 2021, the Commission will hold its Staff Conference decision-making meetings remotely. Webex invitations will be available for participants only. A YouTube link will be available on this webpage for observers.
Oct. 18, 2021 10:00 am - NCUC Regular Staff Conference
Attendee link YouTube link
Upcoming Public Hearings (Full List)
- Public Hearing 10/14/2021 - Cancelled - Currituck County Courthouse, Courtroom A, 2802 Caratoke Highway, Currituck – Shawboro East Ridge Solar Request to Build 150-MW Solar Facility in Currituck County
- Public Hearing 10/14/2021 - Chowan County Courthouse, 101 South Broad Street, Edenton – Timbermill Wind, LLC, request to build 189-MW wind-powered electric generating facility and 6 miles of 230-kV electric transmission line in Chowan County
- Public Hearing 10/18/2021 - Remote via Webex - Public Service Co. of NC Request to Increase Natural Gas Rates
- Public Hearing 10/27/2021 - Remote via Webex - Timbermill Wind, LLC’s Request to Build 6-mile, 230-kV Transmission Line in Chowan County
- Public Hearing 11/01/2021 - Remote via Webex – Carolina Water Service Request to Increase Rates for Water and Sewer Service
- Public Hearing 11/02/2021 - Remote via Webex – Request by Macadamia Solar to Build 484-MW Solar Facility and 6.5 miles of 230-kV Transmission Line in Washington County
