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Duke Energy Carolinas customers in North Carolina will see their electric rates fall starting Jan. 1 as part of an annual adjustment for the cost of fuel used to generate electricity at its power plants.

Duke Energy is expanding its existing in-home assessment program and providing new virtual, phone and web options for customers through its Home Energy House Call program. Through education and awareness of energy use, our energy specialists help customers find ways to save energy and money by being more efficient. Customers receive a free energy efficiency kit, a customized usage report, low-cost tips and expert recommendations to help them see energy savings.

To help lower energy costs for low-income families this summer, Duke Energy is making more than $4.6 million in financial aid available to eligible customers through the company’s Share the Light Fund®.

Duke Energy restored power to more than 95% of Carolinas customers affected by Tropical Storm Debby within 24 hours of it arriving in the Carolinas.

As Tropical Storm Debby moves beyond the Carolinas, Piedmont Natural Gas is closely monitoring for damages caused by heavy rains and flooding.

A medida que la tormenta tropical Debby se desplaza más allá de las Carolinas, Piedmont Natural Gas vigila de cerca los daños causados por las fuertes lluvias e inundaciones.

Tropical Storm Debby continues to impact the Carolinas, and Duke Energy’s 7,500 lineworkers, vegetation workers and other support personnel are either restoring power or strategically positioned to move once conditions are safe to do so.

La tormenta tropical Debby sigue afectando a las Carolinas, y los 7,500 trabajadores de líneas, controladores de vegetación y otro personal de apoyo de Duke Energy están restableciendo el suministro eléctrico o están estratégicamente posicionados para desplazarse una vez que las condiciones sean seguras para hacerlo.

As Tropical Storm Debby makes its way into the Carolinas tomorrow, Duke Energy has 7,500 lineworkers, vegetation management and other workers, including 300 traveling from the Midwest to help support storm restoration efforts.

Conforme la tormenta tropical Debby se abre paso mañana hacia las Carolinas, Duke Energy cuenta con 7,500 trabajadores de líneas, y trabajadores de control de vegetación entre otros, incluidos 300 empleados que viajan desde el Medio Oeste para ayudar en los esfuerzos de restauración de la tormenta.