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Duke Energy Renewables today announced it has acquired two 5-megawatt (MW) solar projects in Eastern North Carolina from ET Capital, a member of the ET Solar Group and lead developer of the projects.

Duke Energy Florida customers will begin to see reduced rates during their April 2016 billing. The reduction is due to lower projected natural gas prices.

Duke Energy crews restored power to nearly 88 percent of Ohio and Kentucky customers who lost it as a result of strong winds on Saturday evening.

Duke Energy crews restored power to about 91 percent of Indiana customers who lost it as a result of strong winds on Saturday afternoon.

More than 8,000 Duke Energy customers in Ohio and Kentucky remain without electric service following powerful winds on Saturday. This is down from a high of nearly 50,000 customer outages on Saturday night.

More than 7,500 Duke Energy customers in Indiana remain without electric service following powerful winds on Saturday. This is down from a high of nearly 48,500 customer outages on Saturday night.

Duke Energy is investing nearly $1.4 million to jumpstart job readiness through grants to 26 education and nonprofit organizations focused on developing a highly qualified workforce and connecting job seekers with North Carolina employers.

Duke Energy customers in Indiana will continue to reap the benefits of low-cost, carbon-free electric generation for many more years with the planned modernization and upgrade at the Markland Hydro Station near Florence, Ind., along the Ohio River.

Duke Energy Renewables has acquired the development assets associated with the proposed 20-megawatt (MW-AC) Longboat Solar Power Project in California from EDF Renewable Energy.

More than 1,700 income-eligible customers in selected Pine Hills neighborhoods in Orlando, Fla., will soon receive a jolt of positive energy from Duke Energy.