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Indiana’s largest electric supplier is helping address opioid addiction in Indiana – a problem in too many of the communities it serves. The Duke Energy Foundation today announced $250,000 in grants to tackle unique aspects of the issue.

Trying to stay cool during the heat wave in Indiana? That probably means you’re using more energy at home, but there are a few things you can do to avoid surprises on your monthly electric bill.

Duke Energy is building a 1.6-megawatt solar power plant in the Discovery Park District near Purdue University in Indiana.

Duke Energy has awarded grants totaling $103,397 to six Indiana organizations to promote workforce development – and science, technology, engineering and math education opportunities.

Generating cleaner electricity, improving the reliability of electric service, and investments to serve a growing customer base are some of the key factors leading Duke Energy to ask the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to increase its electric rates.

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission has approved a Duke Energy customer pilot program that makes it easier for businesses, schools and nonprofits to have solar energy at their facilities.

Duke Energy is warning its customers in Indiana to be on guard against phone calls from utility scammers who are demanding that customers pay their electric bill immediately or risk having their electric service disconnected within the hour.

Developing and promoting the economic and social growth of a community, state or region is rewarding, long-term work. That’s why Duke Energy and its predecessor companies in Indiana have been front and center in helping grow the communities we serve.

Duke Energy announced today it is awarding $3.2 million in grants to support 131 innovative K-12 education programs across the communities served by the company.

The Duke Energy Foundation in 2019 is providing $448,250 in grants to more than 30 schools and other educational organizations throughout Indiana.