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Widespread power outages are likely in North Carolina and South Carolina – lasting multiple days to weeks. Duke Energy is preparing for the storm and urges customers to do the same.

Las predicciones parecen indicar cada vez más que el impacto del Huracán Florence será significativo en Carolina del Norte y Carolina del Sur, por lo que Duke Energy se está preparando para la tormenta y le insiste a sus clientes que hagan lo mismo.

For 33 years, Duke Energy has partnered with employees and customers to lend a hand to those struggling to pay their energy bills. The company is reinforcing that commitment with an additional $600,000 contribution to its Share the Warmth program to help South Carolina customers pay their high seasonal energy bills.

Duke Energy Kentucky today sought its first gas base rate increase in nearly a decade on the heels of strategic, data-driven investments to make Northern Kentucky’s natural gas delivery system more reliable and resilient for customers.

Economic development officials in five Indiana counties have been presented recommendations from nationally recognized site consultant Strategic Development Group as part of Duke Energy’s 2018 Site Readiness Program.

Duke Energy, a recognized leader in transparent environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting, is participating in an innovative industrywide approach to better communicate progress on ESG and sustainability issues.

Duke Energy Florida today announced plans to bring more solar power to its system, as well as improvements to the grid that will enhance reliability, security and resilience in 2019.

Indiana utility regulators approved an agreement between Duke Energy and consumer groups to lower customer electric rates using savings from the new federal tax law.

Piedmont Natural Gas is urging customers who turned off their natural gas service during the summer months to call now to restart their service and avoid facing a wait time when the first cold snap hits.

Fifteen Duke Energy apprentice and journeyman line workers from Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky earned the right to advance to the International Lineman's Rodeo in Bonner Springs, Kans., Oct. 12-13, after competing in the Duke Energy Midwest Lineman's Rodeo in Plainfield, Ind., on Aug. 11.