Duke Energy Asks FCC to Stay AT&T Pole Rate Complaint Pending Arbitration
The utility says FCC should pause the complaint while parties privately dispute the issue.
The utility says FCC should pause the complaint while parties privately dispute the issue.
WASHINGTON, July 24, 2026 – Duke Energy Carolinas is urging the Federal Communications Commission to halt AT&T's pole attachment rate complaint.
In a brief filed Wednesday with the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau, Duke said the parties’ 1978 joint use agreement requires private dispute resolutions “concerning matters pertaining to” the agreement, including AT&T's recent challenge to the pole attachment rates Duke charges in North and South Carolina.
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