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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.

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.

Two years ago, Hurricanes Helene and Milton impacted Florida, resulting in nearly 2 million reported power outages. Since then, Duke Energy Florida has continued its investments in energy infrastructure, resulting in increasingly more reliable service ahead of any future storms.

On Friday, Sept. 18, the Duke Energy Foundation presented $93,000 – $1,000 for every Tampa Bay Rays win this season – to the Share the Light Fund, which provides energy bill payment assistance for customers.

September 10 marks the meteorological peak of Atlantic hurricane season, a time that Duke Energy Florida prepares for year-round. It’s continual grid-hardening work means energy is more reliable for customers when it’s needed most.

Duke Energy Florida customers can expect lower rates beginning in January 2027, compared to December 2026, following a request the company filed today with the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC).

Los clientes de Duke Energy Florida pueden esperar tarifas más bajas a partir de enero de 2027 en comparación con diciembre de 2026, tras una solicitud presentada hoy por la compañía ante la Comisión de Servicios Públicos de Florida (FPSC).

Duke Energy Florida has launched its second large-scale battery facility, capable of providing backup power to the local community to prevent outages. The site is located in Trenton, located 30 miles west of Gainesville in Gilchrist County.

Duke Energy Florida and more than 20 neighboring utilities, education institutions and community organizations recently completed six summer Youth Energy Academy (YEA) events across Florida, exposing more than 200 students to an inside look at the many career opportunities that exist in the energy industry.