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Piedmont Natural Gas today announced plans for financial assistance for North Carolina customers affected by flooding, winds or downed trees. These temporary measures will apply to customers in areas that experienced significant property damage resulting from Hurricane Florence.

Piedmont Natural Gas anunció hoy planes de asistencia económica para clientes de Carolina del Norte afectados por inundaciones, vientos o árboles caídos. Estas medidas temporales se aplican a clientes en zonas con grandes daños a la propiedad como resultado del huracán Florence.

The rising Cape Fear River is overtopping the cooling lake at the L.V. Sutton Plant in Wilmington, N.C.

Piedmont Natural Gas today announced a $30,000 donation to the American Red Cross to help communities recover and rebuild after Hurricane Florence.

Duke Energy crews today continued to restore power to North Carolina and South Carolina customers impacted by Hurricane Florence, particularly in hard-hit coastal and inland counties.

El personal de Duke Energy siguió hoy restableciendo el suministro eléctrico a sus clientes de Carolina del Norte y Carolina del Sur afectados por el huracán Florence, en particular en condados muy afectados de la costa y tierra adentro.

Water samples collected from various locations demonstrate that coal ash released from a landfill under construction has not impacted water quality in Sutton Lake in Wilmington, N.C.

Lynn Good, chairman and CEO of Duke Energy: "The president's concern for the people of the Carolinas, some of whose lives have been upended by Hurricane Florence, is deeply appreciated."

Piedmont Natural Gas announced today that crews will begin canvassing neighborhoods to examine natural gas meters for signs of damage caused by Hurricane Florence. Damaged meters will be turned off and inspected and may be fully removed and replaced.

Piedmont Natural Gas anunció el día de hoy que su personal comenzará a recorrer los vecindarios para examinar los medidores de gas natural y determinar si hay indicios de daños ocasionados por el Huracán Florence. Los medidores con daños serán apagados e inspeccionados y posiblemente sean retirados y cambiados por completo.