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Duke Energy Progress customers in North Carolina will see more than $5 in savings on their monthly energy costs in 2017 if the company's annual fuel cost-recovery filings receive approval from the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC).

Summer is an important time to practice safety Share safety tips using #SafeForLife on social media CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- As summer turns up the heat on vacations and outdoor projects, Duke Energy offers these electrical safety tips: 1....

With $2.4 million awarded in 2016, Duke Energy's investment in North Carolina Community Colleges has hit the $30 million mark.

The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) today presented Duke Energy with the association's Emergency Recovery Award for its outstanding power restoration efforts after Winter Storm Jonas assaulted the Carolinas earlier this year.

Duke Energy Ohio has reduced its residential power bills by about 4.5 percent. As a result, a typical residential customer who uses 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity a month and purchases electric supply from Duke Energy Ohio will pay about $118 per month beginning with their June bill. That's down about $5.55 from May.

Duke Energy's proposed acquisition of Piedmont Natural Gas gained important support today as the North Carolina Public Staff reached agreement with Duke Energy and Piedmont on certain stipulations and conditions for approval of the transaction.

Duke Energy has selected five Florida properties for participation in this year's Site Readiness Program to prepare them for business and industrial development.

With 670 miles of wire and cable and 487,000 solar panels, Duke Energy's (NYSE: DUK) 40-megawatt (MW) Elm City Solar Facility is the latest addition to the company's renewable portfolio to power a clean energy future.

Duke Energy crews and additional contractors worked throughout the day restoring power to Florida customers impacted by Tropical Storm Colin. As of 3:30 p.m., approximately 3,600 customers, mainly in Pinellas County, were still experiencing storm-related outages. Since the storm began on Monday, company crews have restored power about 95,000 of its 1.7 million Florida customers.

Duke Energy crews and additional contractors worked through the night in Florida restoring power knocked out by heavy rain and wind from Tropical Storm Colin. Since the storm began, Duke Energy crews have restored power to more than 85,000 of its 1.7 million Florida customers. As of 10:00 a.m., more than 99 percent of all customers had power, with approximately 7,600 customers without power due to weather.