ThinkProgress: Duke Energy abandons in-person annual meeting after years of anti-coal protests

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“Transitioning to a virtual-only meeting allows Duke to fully control the content,” Natasha Lamb, managing partner and director of equity research and shareholder engagement at Arjuna Capital, told ThinkProgress. “One has to assume that any questions that are brought forward in a virtual format would be pre-screened.”

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