News Releases

Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions is expanding its solar energy portfolio by acquiring the 100-megawatt (MW) Wildflower Solar project from Clearway Energy Group in Mississippi.

In support of National Veterans and Military Families Month, Duke Energy Florida and the Duke Energy Foundation are contributing $235,000 to four Florida-based organizations whose missions support veterans and their loved ones.

As Duke Energy continues to build out the digital tools needed to help plan grid investments, Amazon Web Services will build out the cloud technologies needed to support those tools -- so they run faster and more cost effectively.

As communities continue to feel financial strain due to the rising cost of basic necessities, the Duke Energy Foundation is investing nearly $100,000 to support nonprofits dedicated to helping those in need in Indiana.

Duke Energy Collaborates with North American Utilities and Cincinnati BBB on Protecting Customers from Scams

The Duke Energy Foundation is awarding $34,000 in grants to seven Indiana organizations and initiatives focused on supporting Hoosier military veterans and active-duty service members.

The Wendy’s Company announced today that seven restaurants in the Central Florida area are now sourcing renewable energy from Duke Energy Florida’s Clean Energy Connection program. In early 2023, a total of ten Wendy’s restaurants in this region will be powered by solar energy through participation in the program.

Duke Energy joined Mill Village Farms in downtown Greenville today for “Yam Jam,” bringing volunteers together to bag thousands of sweet potatoes as part of a monthlong campaign to support organizations in South Carolina that address food insecurities and inequities across the state.

It could be a phone call or a text. “This is Duke Energy, and we are on our way to disconnect your service unless you pay us right now.” The type of communication or message may vary, but the intent is always the same – to scam customers out of their money or personal information.

Duke Energy Florida restauró la energía del 98% de los clientes que se vieron afectados dentro de un período de 12 horas después de que la tormenta Nicole salió del territorio de servicio de la compañía.