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Bloomberg TV’s Alix Steel interviewed Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good about the company’s 2017 earnings and long-term strategy.

Traditionally, big energy companies focused primarily on power generation, not customer-centricity. But that’s changing — and today’s digitally empowered customers have opinions about everything from where their energy should come from to when their bills should arrive. Lynn Good, CEO of Duke Energy Corp., reflects on guiding her company through this transformation.

Lynn Good, Duke Energy chairman, president and chief executive officer, covered a variety of important topics in an interview Monday with Bloomberg's Alix Steel.

Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good discusses the “pace of change” in the utility industry with Daniel Yergin, vice chairman, IHS Markit, during CERAWeek last week in Houston.

Steve Young, chief financial officer at Duke Energy Corp., discusses how U.S. tax reforms can impact his business, dealing with state and federal regulations, and his company’s approach to M&A. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."

A historic storm like Matthew requires a historic response. And that’s what we did – restoring power to every customer who could receive it. In the Carolinas, we set a company record for restoring power, reducing outages from 1.4 million to fewer than 60,000 in five days. How did we do it? We relied on three key assets in our response: resources, partnerships and communication channels.

Carolina Business Review provides an Executive Profile with Lynn Good, the person behind one of the largest public utility companies in the country. Topics covered include acquisitions, shifting policy portfolios, coal ash, and a lack of a national energy policy.