News Releases

In a major achievement that puts the coal ash debate to rest in North Carolina, state regulators, community groups and Duke Energy have agreed to a plan to permanently close the company’s remaining nine coal ash basins in the state, primarily by excavation with ash moved to lined landfills.

Holiday lights are going up all across the country, bringing bright colors and welcome cheer. But if you wonder how much your energy bill will go up, Duke Energy has the solution.

Duke Energy and a consortium of other utilities are securing poultry waste renewable energy certificates from a $32 million Pitt County facility that started operating recently.

Duke Energy Progress customers in North Carolina will see a drop in their electric rates this winter season.

Duke Energy and the Carolina Panthers have teamed up to bolster contributions to “Share the Warmth” – a community assistance program established by Duke Energy in 1985 to help Carolinas residents in need pay for heating expenses.

With the fourth annual Utility Scam Awareness Week starting Nov. 17, Duke Energy is expanding its campaign to protect its nearly 8 million customers from utility-impostor scammers.

A pair of grants totaling $300,000 from Duke Energy Corp. will help two transit agencies in the Triangle area fund electric bus-charging stations that are being incorporated into their fleets.

Duke Energy today announced $500,000 in grants to two organizations championing the battle against North Carolina’s opioid epidemic.

Duke Energy Progress today asked North Carolina regulators in a filing to review its rates as the company continues working to reduce carbon emissions, strengthen the grid and improve the customer experience.

Duke Energy today issued a statement responding to an order issued in the company’s ongoing appeal of a decision by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality requiring nine coal ash basins to be closed by excavation.