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Duke Energy Ohio is moving closer to resuming normal business operations, and continues working with customers who are experiencing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Duke Energy, through its foundation, is partnering with the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and the Northern Kentucky Chamber to provide financial assistance to local women-, veteran- and minority-owned small businesses impacted by the coronavirus.

Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas today said they are adding steps to help customers who are suffering financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Duke Energy, through its foundation, is pledging $1 million to nonprofit organizations committed to social justice and racial equity.

As the June 1 start of hurricane season approaches, Duke Energy is preparing to respond to power outages as quickly as possible – while also adapting to extra challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A medida que se acerca el inicio de la temporada de huracanes el 1 de junio, Duke Energy se está preparando para responder a los cortes de energía lo más rápido posible, al tiempo que se está adaptando a los desafíos adicionales causados ​​por la pandemia COVID-19.

Duke Energy Ohio will reduce its residential power bills by about 3.6% beginning June 1.

The Kentucky Public Service Commission issued an order on April 27 approving new rates for Duke Energy Kentucky’s 143,000 electric customers, effective today.

The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded an additional $80,000 to greater Cincinnati area hospitals and nonprofit organizations to support relief efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wednesday’s powerful storms ripped through the Cincinnati metro area, bringing down power lines, poles and other critical electrical infrastructure.