News Releases

The Kentucky Public Service Commission issued an order on Dec. 28 approving new rates for Duke Energy Kentucky’s 102,000 natural gas customers, effective beginning in January.

The Duke Energy Foundation today awarded five grants totaling nearly $25,000 to help Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati agencies with food and shelter needs.

The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber today announced a new partnership with Duke Energy called “Storefronts to the Forefront.” The new initiative will support 11 business districts in Greater Cincinnati.

With seasonal cold weather on the horizon and an increase in the cost of energy across the globe, Duke Energy is reminding Ohio and Kentucky customers of available tips, tools and assistance programs to help them prepare for higher winter bills.

They don’t wear a cape or possess superhuman strength, but Duke Energy’s 8,500 power plant workers are a different kind of hero. They power lives through their work at 355 power plants, stations and facilities. Duke Energy has designated Nov. 1 as the company’s first Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day.

The Duke Energy Foundation recently awarded $170,000 in grants to 14 organizations in southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky to fund local wildlife conservation, healthy habitats, environmental projects and environmental programs to help communities protect their natural resources and mitigate the effects of climate change.

As a result of the company’s ongoing investments to improve southwest Ohio’s electricity infrastructure and enhance value to customers, Duke Energy Ohio today asked its state regulator, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, to perform a public review of the company’s electric distribution rates and approve a rate adjustment.

Students across southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky are benefiting from various education programs made possible through $217,500 in grants from Duke Energy.

Duke Energy has selected six organizations to receive its 2021 Power Partner Awards.

Duke Energy today announced the recipients of its 2021 Urban Revitalization grants, which deliver $250,000 to eight redevelopment and small business assistance programs across southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky.