News Releases

Duke Energy Florida se mantiene lista para responder al huracán Isaías, con miles de trabajadores de todo el estado preparados para apoyar el restablecimiento del servicio eléctrico en las zonas afectadas.

Duke Energy Florida is ready to respond as Hurricane Isaias threatens power outages across our service territory. Customers should prepare now, follow emergency management warnings and remain vigilant throughout the storm.

Duke Energy Florida está lista para responder ante la amenaza de cortes de electricidad que representa el huracán Isaías en toda nuestra área de servicio. Los clientes se deben preparar ahora, seguir las advertencias de los funcionarios responsables de la administración de emergencias y mantenerse atentos durante toda la tormenta.

Duke Energy and stakeholders have reached an agreement that further protects existing customers from costs to serve data centers and other large-load customers in North Carolina.

Duke Energy will post its third-quarter 2026 financial results at 7 a.m. ET on Thursday, Nov. 5, on the company’s website at duke-energy.com/investors.

Duke Energy today declared a quarterly cash dividend on its common stock of $1.085 per share.

Twenty-seven organizations that are strengthening the workforce, supporting business growth and fostering economic development in Florida just received a collective $326,500 from Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation.

The Duke Energy Foundation is awarding $100,000 to three nonprofit organizations expanding leadership development, career readiness and entrepreneurship opportunities in Central Florida and the Tampa Bay area.

Duke Energy’s board of directors today announced the appointment of Joyce Mullen as a new board member, effective Sept. 28.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced the selection of Duke Energy to receive $50 million to help deploy innovative technologies that expand and optimize grid capacity, strengthen reliability, lower costs for customers and accelerate critical infrastructure improvements in growing communities across North and South Carolina.