Three months is a long time in the energy business. Last quarter Lynn Good, CEO of Duke Energy castigated attendees at a shareholders meeting (not a typical thing for companies to do) who asked her why she did not go faster into renewables, this quarter after the decision to end plans to build the Atlantic pipeline, she had no apology, and suddenly began citing renewables as a source of income and cost mitigation as her driving force, she says Duke has hit $170 million already and is heading for $450 million this year. She talked instead at her results conference about a 3% to 5% reduction in demand due to Covid, as if it was the only item on the…