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Duke Energy's customers find there's no place like 'My Home' by surpassing 1 terawatt-hour in energy savings through the company's My Home Energy Report (MyHER) Program.

Parents and educators agree that today’s children will become tomorrow’s leaders only if they have access to the skills, experiences, behaviors and relationships that help them develop into healthy and successful adults.

Officials at the Brunswick Nuclear Plant declared an Alert today at 1:26 p.m. due to damage in an electrical panel. The Alert was downgraded to an Unusual Event classification at 5:30 p.m. as plant operators realigned plant equipment.

Duke Energy Renewable Services today announced it has partnered with DTE Energy Company via a five-year service agreement to operate and maintain DTE's seven wind parks totaling 400 megawatts (MW).

Duke Energy announced today it is considering the sale of all or a portion of its International Energy business segment. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Duke Energy International owns power plants in Central and South America.

Duke Energy, through its contractor, Southern Cross Co., will conduct mandatory interior gas meter and line inspections in Cincinnati area homes and small businesses.

BETHESDA, Md. – Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] has entered into a 17-year power purchase agreement for solar-generated electricity produced by Duke Energy Renewables. The renewable power purchase, which is expected to produce 30 megawatts (approximately...

Duke Energy Renewables has awarded $100,000 to the Center for Energy Education, a nonprofit organization whose mission encompasses research, education, and training workers for North Carolina's growing solar industry.

Duke Energy Renewables, a commercial business unit of Duke Energy, ended 2015 with a flurry, completing its 110-megawatt (MW) Los Vientos V Windpower Project in Starr County, Texas.

Duke Energy currently has 50,000 remaining outages in the Carolinas after a winter storm affected customers over the past few days. Bobby Simpson, Duke Energy's storm director, says he expects nearly all remaining customers to have power Sunday. The company has had as many as 7,000 workers in the field since Friday working to restore outages caused by snow, ice, sleet and high winds.