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On Earth Day, the Duke Energy Foundation is awarding $100,000 in grants to organizations that maintain critical access to parks and trails across South Carolina, ensuring future generations enjoy the immeasurable benefits of the natural resources of the Palmetto State.

Indiana First Lady Janet Holcomb, along with Indiana Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Bortner and Indiana Natural Resources Foundation Executive Director Jody Kress, today joined Duke Energy Indiana State President Stan Pinegar and company employees to plant 5,000 trees at Ravinia State Forest in Morgan County.

Duke Energy Florida is celebrating Earth Day by sharing key milestones as part of its clean energy transformation and commitment to the environment, customer affordability and reliability.

Duke Energy has received an award for innovation in dynamic energy management – one of the ways that energy companies help conserve energy and save customers money.

Duke Energy will hold its annual shareholders meeting online on Thursday, May 5, at 1 p.m. ET.

Duke Energy Progress made its annual filing April 20 with the Public Service Commission of South Carolina as part of an annual adjustment of the actual cost of fuel used to generate electricity at its power plants.

Duke Energy is inviting residential, small/medium business and income-qualified customers in Florida to register to subscribe to the company’s new community solar program – Clean Energy Connection.

A new, efficient source of power for Duke Energy’s Indiana customers and Purdue University is now operating. The Duke Energy Combined Heat and Power Plant at Purdue University is a 16-megawatt natural gas-powered plant.

When severe weather rolls in or the lights go out, lineworkers mobilize. Their jobs are unlike any other – chasing storms, climbing poles, understanding the intricacies of the energy grid.

Duke Energy continues to expand solar power in North Carolina with its 22.6-megawatt (MW) Stony Knoll Solar power plant in Surry County now in operation.