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The Charlotte Area Transit System, together with the City of Charlotte and eTransEnergy, held an event today celebrating the launch of its Battery Electric Bus pilot program.

Duke Energy Florida is celebrating Earth Day by sharing key milestones as part of its clean energy transformation and commitment to the environment, customer affordability and reliability.

Continuing its efforts to provide cleaner energy options and improve access to electric vehicle (EV) chargers, Duke Energy today announced the completion of its Park & Plug pilot program and the installation of 627 EV charging stations in Florida.

Duke Energy Florida is celebrating National Clean Energy Week by delivering on its commitment to expand its clean energy portfolio.

eTransEnergy, a Duke Energy company, today was named by GM as a preferred provider to help GM fleet and BrightDrop customers transition to electric vehicles through the GM Ultium Charge 360 service.

Florida’s Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority today unveiled four new electric depot bus chargers, paid for by a federal grant and nearly $160,000 from Duke Energy.

Following six months of stakeholder input, Duke Energy recently filed an additional $56 million proposal of Phase II programs to continue the advancement of transportation electrification in North Carolina.

The Largo, Fla., Police Department is revving up and patrolling the streets on two new all-electric motorcycles, funded in part with a Duke Energy grant.

Charlotte, N.C., City Council has voted to approve a pilot program and public-private partnership between the Charlotte Area Transit System and eTransEnergy, a subsidiary/affiliate of Duke Energy, to test the performance of battery electric bus vehicles across the greater metropolitan Charlotte area.

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