News Releases

Duke Energy has restored power to 43,000 customers impacted by the powerful winds that moved through Indiana this weekend.

Duke Energy Indiana has completed upgrades to three hydroelectric turbines, generators and other equipment at its Markland Hydroelectric Station near Florence, Ind., increasing the facility’s clean, renewable energy output by about 10% and bolstering its ability to reliably serve customers for the next 40 years.

Purdue University and Duke Energy announced today that they plan to jointly explore the feasibility of using advanced nuclear energy to meet the campus community’s long-term energy needs.

Indiana First Lady Janet Holcomb, along with Indiana Department of Natural Resources Director Dan Bortner and Indiana Natural Resources Foundation Executive Director Jody Kress, today joined Duke Energy Indiana State President Stan Pinegar and company employees to plant 5,000 trees at Ravinia State Forest in Morgan County.

A new, efficient source of power for Duke Energy’s Indiana customers and Purdue University is now operating. The Duke Energy Combined Heat and Power Plant at Purdue University is a 16-megawatt natural gas-powered plant.

Duke Energy is awarding nearly $120,000 in strategic grants to 26 economic development groups to spur new jobs and investment across Indiana.

The Duke Energy Foundation today announced it is awarding more than $300,000 in grants to 24 innovative K-12 education programs serving communities across Indiana.

Duke Energy is reminding Indiana customers of available state and federal assistance programs to help manage their energy bills.

Duke Energy said predicted heavy snow and freezing rain from today’s winter storm are likely to cause widespread power outages throughout Indiana.

Duke Energy is monitoring and preparing for a winter storm system that may cause power outages across Indiana.