News Releases

Duke Energy’s Indiana customers will receive approximately $142 million in annual savings on their electric bills from the new federal tax law if a proposed settlement with consumer groups is approved by state utility regulators.

Pioneer Transmission, LLC – a joint venture of Duke Energy and American Electric Power – and Northern Indiana Public Service Company, LLC, have completed an approximately 70-mile, high-voltage transmission line in Indiana.

Duke Energy Progress today made its annual filings with the North Carolina Utilities Commission for costs associated with fuel, compliance with the state's renewable energy portfolio standard, cost recovery under the Joint Agency Asset Rider, and implementation of energy efficiency and demand-side management programs.

Emphasizing the importance of workforce development, literacy and science, technology, engineering and math, Duke Energy recently awarded more than $660,000 in grants to 16 programs across the Palmetto State.

Duke Energy Chairman, President and CEO Lynn Good was elected chairman of the Edison Electric Institute.

Duke Energy today celebrated the opening of the new 750-megawatt combined-cycle natural gas plant at the W.S. Lee Station in Anderson County, S.C.

This will be Piedmont’s fourth rate decrease for North Carolina customers in 2018. With this latest rate decrease included, the average residential customer’s monthly bill has decreased by approximately $6.

Duke Energy Carolinas today announced it will sell five small hydroelectric plants in the Western Carolinas region to Northbrook Energy.

Two Duke Energy leaders will have new roles beginning June 1. Jim Henning – currently Duke Energy’s Ohio and Kentucky state president – will become senior vice president of customer services. Amy Spiller – currently vice president of Ohio government and community affairs – will succeed Henning as president of Duke Energy Ohio and Duke Energy Kentucky.

Students at Independence Elementary School in Rock Hill, S.C., recently celebrated a week of activities focused on science and technology by flipping the switch on the newest addition to the Patriots’ campus: a 230 kilowatt solar system made possible by the Duke Energy Solar Rebate Program.