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Duke Energy Renewables has completed its large-scale wind power plant in Oklahoma, the 200-megawatt (MW) Frontier Windpower Project.

Duke Energy has recognized four Greater Lafayette leaders with its Difference Maker award. They are among 10 statewide who have received the honor so far this year.

When Ivy Tech in Bloomington, Ind., expanded by 90,000 square feet, it did so with energy efficiency in mind. That forethought earned the college a $71,160 incentive payment from Duke Energy’s Smart$aver® Prescriptive program, which helps reduce the purchase and installation costs of high-efficiency lighting and other equipment.

Duke Energy Ohio Tuesday submitted a notice to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) stating the company’s intent to file for a regulatory review of its electric distribution rates on March 2.

Despite unseasonably mild temperatures so far this year, winter weather and potentially higher winter energy bills are still in this season’s forecast. That’s why Duke Energy Progress is continuing its 31-year tradition of partnering with employees and customers to lend a hand to those struggling to pay their energy bills.

After the kids at Fayette Elementary School in West Terre Haute watched the live performance of “The Conservation Caper” last year, they took seriously the challenge to earn $2,500 for their school by signing up the greatest number of Duke Energy families to receive free energy kits.

Duke Energy for the first time is offering its employees fully paid parental leave – totaling six weeks – to bolster work-family balance and help attract and retain highly skilled workers.

Duke Energy is powering South Carolina with more than just electricity. Last year, the utility donated more than $2.8 million to nonprofit organizations throughout the state.

Duke Energy Ohio will hold its fourth Open House in conjunction with the filing of its application for the Central Corridor Pipeline Extension project with the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB).

Duke Energy is giving $200,000 to seven nonprofit organizations in eastern North Carolina to help with rebuilding efforts in the wake of Hurricane Matthew last fall.