News Releases

Duke Energy Florida is preparing for Tropical Storm Elsa and is urging customers to prepare as well.

Duke Energy Florida today filed a proposal with the Florida Public Service Commission to provide additional assistance to customers through the company’s low-income programs.

Florida’s Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority today unveiled four new electric depot bus chargers, paid for by a federal grant and nearly $160,000 from Duke Energy.

Duke Energy is awarding $300,000 in grants to 14 workforce development and education programs in Ohio and Kentucky to help job seekers and students prepare for employment, primarily in the energy sector.

In collaboration with Hernando County, Duke Energy, Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) Florida and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) have released about 20,000 hatchery-reared spotted seatrout at Alfred McKethan/Pine Island Park.

Duke Energy continues to expand solar power in North Carolina with construction starting on its 22.6-megawatt (MW) Stony Knoll Solar power plant.

Duke Energy has filed an application with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to renew Oconee Nuclear Station’s operating licenses for an additional 20 years.

As the southeast prepares for another hyperactive hurricane season, the utility industry is honoring the efforts of nearly 20,000 Duke Energy employees and contract workers who helped restore power to millions impacted by hurricanes during last year’s historic storm season.

The Duke Energy Foundation has given the city of Richland, Texas, in Navarro County, a $50,000 Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions grant to support the revitalization of Richland Community Park.

Summer means rising temperatures, and Duke Energy is helping customers save money with easy, low- to no-cost do-it-yourself projects and tips to prepare for summer’s heat.