News Releases

With seasonal winter weather on the horizon and an increase in the cost of energy across the globe, Duke Energy is reminding Florida customers of available tips, tools and assistance programs to help them prepare for higher winter bills.

The Duke Energy Foundation today awarded nine grants totaling $255,000 to programs that help Indiana communities grappling with mental health and substance abuse needs.

Duke Energy customers in North Carolina will save $300 million in repair costs from a series of historic storms in 2018 and 2019 thanks to innovative legislation allowing the company to securitize the costs.

With seasonal cold weather on the horizon, paired with an increase in the cost of natural gas that customers are facing across the globe, Piedmont Natural Gas is reminding its Tennessee customers of tips, tools and assistance programs available to help customers prepare for higher winter bills.

Duke Energy Indiana has dedicated more than $330,000 in financial assistance to customers who are struggling to pay their electric bills this winter.

Duke Energy Florida on Monday opened its new, state-of-the-art Bayboro electrical substation to meet the power needs of downtown St. Petersburg.

Duke Energy has closed out a monthlong initiative to support organizations that address food insecurities and inequities across South Carolina with nearly $150,000 in surprise microgrants to community organizations across the state.

Duke Energy has filed an agreement with the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) that will align solar adopter compensation to utility system benefits and create long-term stability for the residential solar industry in North Carolina.

Duke Energy today introduced the Share the Light Fund – a new, integrated program designed to provide increased financial assistance to customers struggling to pay their energy bills.

Duke Energy Indiana filed a plan Tuesday with Indiana state utility regulators to improve the reliability and resilience of its statewide network of power lines and infrastructure that deliver electricity to more than 860,000 Hoosier homes, businesses and industries.