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Carnegie debt free two years after subsidiary collapse

Company now in "excellent shape": Chairman

Carnegie debt free two years after subsidiary collapse

Carnegie Clean Energy cut itself loose from its costly subsidiary back in 2019. It took about two years for Carnegie to get back in the black. It first bought private micro-grid developer EMC in 2016...

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