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Duke Energy is preparing for the approaching tropical storm expected later this week in the Carolinas.

Duke Energy se está preparando para la tormenta tropical que se aproxima y se espera para finales de esta semana en las Carolinas.

Duke Energy is monitoring and preparing for the approaching tropical storm-like weather expected mid to late week. The company plans to have more than 6,100 skilled workers strategically placed and ready to respond as the storm moves through the Carolinas.

Duke Energy está vigilando y preparándose para la tormenta tropical que se avecina a mediados y finales de la semana. Si bien la trayectoria de la tormenta aún no se conoce del todo, las condiciones son favorables para fuertes lluvias e intensos vientos, que podrían causar cortes de suministro eléctrico generalizados. La compañía tiene previsto contar con más de 6,100 trabajadores cualificados estratégicamente situados y preparados para responder a medida que la tormenta avance por las Carolinas.

Duke Energy Carolinas is seeking to reduce customer bills to account for the cost of fuel used to generate electricity for South Carolina homes and businesses.

Duke Energy has tips to help you take control of your energy use while keeping you and your family cool as temperatures rise.

The Public Service Commission of South Carolina (PSCSC) has approved new customer rates based on a settlement agreement with almost all parties in the Duke Energy Carolinas rate review request filed with the commission in January of this year.

Duke Energy offers ways to lower energy use and save for South Carolina customers.

The United States Department of Defense (DOD) has signed on to Duke Energy’s (NYSE: DUK) Green Source Advantage (GSA) program to provide renewable energy on behalf of the five largest DOD major military installations across North Carolina and South Carolina, including Fort Liberty, USMC-Camp Lejeune, USMC-Cherry Point, USAF Seymour Johnson and USAF Shaw.

Resiliency is the ability to recover quickly from a disruption, and Duke Energy has been preparing ahead of the start of hurricane season to respond quickly and restore power faster when the next storm strikes.