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About 4,000 repair workers today continued to restore power to Duke Energy customers on the Florida Panhandle following Hurricane Michael.

Duke Energy continues to update restoration times for the 20,000 remaining customers without power in the Florida Panhandle.

Duke Energy tonight provided additional information about power restoration for Florida customers impacted by Hurricane Michael.

Duke Energy informó hoy sobre la restauración del suministro eléctrico de los clientes de Florida afectados por el huracán Michael.

Duke Energy crews today are using helicopters, drones, boats, trucks and foot patrols to assess catastrophic damage to parts of the company’s electric system on the Florida Panhandle in the wake of powerful Hurricane Michael.

Based on Hurricane Michael’s current forecasted track, Duke Energy Florida projects 100,000 to 200,000 power outages in the northern part of its service area on the Florida Panhandle.

As forecasts increasingly predict that Hurricane Michael will impact Florida, Duke Energy is preparing for the storm and urges customers to do the same.

A medida que los pronósticos predicen con cada vez mayor seguridad que el huracán Michael afectará a Florida, Duke Energy se prepara para la tormenta y les ruega a sus clientes que se preparen también.

Duke Energy is installing up to 530 electric vehicle, or EV, charging stations within its Florida service area that will provide the necessary infrastructure network to promote and support the benefits of clean electric transportation.

For the 14th consecutive year, Duke Energy has been named to Site Selection magazine’s annual list of "Top Utilities in Economic Development."