News Releases

Duke Energy meteorologists continue to track the remnants of Hurricane Hermine, and the company is prepared to respond to possible power outages that could occur in the Carolinas.

As Tropical Storm Hermine nears the Florida coast, Duke Energy is prepared there and planning for potential severe weather impacts in the Carolinas beginning as early as Friday.

With tornadoes having hit the Midwest and storms threatening the Southeast, it's clearly time to ensure you and your family have a plan ready to activate in the event of an emergency.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued a new 30-year operating license for Duke Energy's Keowee-Toxaway Hydroelectric Project.

Duke Energy Carolinas customers in North Carolina and South Carolina set a summertime record for electricity usage this week as the region’s lingering heat wave drove up energy demand.

South Carolina customers of Duke Energy Carolinas will receive more than $5 in monthly savings starting this fall if the Public Service Commission of South Carolina approves the company’s proposed new fuel rates.

Duke Energy today thanked its Carolinas customers for their patience and kindness to repair crews as power restoration neared completion after Friday's severe thunderstorm.

  CHARLOTTE, N.C. – More than 1,000 line technicians and other specialists today are continuing to restore power to Duke Energy customers in the Carolinas following Friday night’s severe thunderstorm, similar in force to a major tropical storm.   As...

A growing service area and expanded customer energy needs have led Duke Energy Progress to seek its first base rate increase in 28 years for its 168,000 South Carolina customers.

Celebrate July 4th with fireworks and festivities while managing your energy costs.