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Duke Energy está movilizando hacia las Carolinas a 4,000 integrantes adicionales del personal de campo, provenientes de 23 estados y Canadá, en anticipación al Huracán Dorian que se desplaza al norte por la costa del Atlántico.

As a result of its ongoing investments in the region’s electric delivery system and power generation stations, Duke Energy Kentucky today filed a request for the Kentucky Public Service Commission to perform a public review of the company’s rates.

Duke Energy began planning for Hurricane Dorian in Florida more than a week ago and has put nearly 6,500 transmission and distribution personnel in place to support power restoration, which is nearly three times the typical number of crews in the state.

Duke Energy today urged North Carolina and South Carolina customers to monitor and prepare for Hurricane Dorian – now a category 5 storm currently expected to impact the region Wednesday through Friday.

Duke Energy les recomendó hoy a sus clientes de Carolina del Norte y Carolina del Sur que estén atentos al huracán Dorian y que se preparen para enfrentarlo. Dorian es una tormenta de categoría 5 que, según las expectativas, va a...

As Hurricane Dorian nears the U.S. coast, Duke Energy is closely monitoring the storm and its projected path for potential impacts to North Carolina and South Carolina.

The company expects damage to its infrastructure that may result in extended power outages.

A medida que los pronósticos predicen con cada vez mayor seguridad que el huracán Dorian afectará a Florida, Duke Energy se prepara para la tormenta y les ruega a sus clientes que se preparen también.

Six organizations have been chosen to receive Duke Energy’s Power Partner award for 2019.

The North Carolina Utilities Commission has approved Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage program in North Carolina, enabling the company to expand renewable energy options for customers.