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The Duke Energy Foundation is investing $200,000 in grants to support 15 economic development organizations working to attract business to the state and bolster Florida’s vibrant economy.

While restoration is a critical part of Duke Energy Florida’s and Tampa Electric’s everyday work and hurricane response plans, this is the first time the two local utilities have combined resources to protect Tampa Bay’s ecosystems and increase environmental resilience within the region.

Today, the Florida Public Service Commission approved Duke Energy Florida’s comprehensive, multiyear rate agreement without modification.

La Comisión de Servicios Públicos de Florida aprobó hoy el acuerdo plurianual de tarifas de Duke Energy Florida.

Today, Duke Energy joined community leaders in Sumter County to celebrate the groundbreaking of the company’s new Wildwood Training Center, a state-of-the-art facility that will support the teams and systems that play a vital role in powering Florida communities.

The Duke Energy Foundation is celebrating its 40-year anniversary by awarding $40,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations serving Florida.

Duke Energy rapidly restored power for more than 90% of its customers within 24 hours after Hurricane Debby made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend. The company credits the rapid response to its year-round storm preparations and grid hardening, innovative technology, decades of lessons learned and key collaborations with state, local and community response agencies.

Duke Energy restableció rápidamente el suministro eléctrico a más del 90% de sus clientes en 24 horas después de que el huracán Debby tocara tierra en la zona Big Bend de Florida.

Duke Energy Florida rapidly restored power for 90% of its customers within 24 hours after Hurricane Debby made landfall in the Big Bend. Crews continue to work tirelessly to restore power in areas hardest hit, and the company will not stop until every customer has power.

Duke Energy Florida restauró rápidamente el suministro eléctrico para el 90% de sus clientes en 24 horas después de que el huracán Debby tocara tierra en Big Bend. Las cuadrillas siguen trabajando sin descanso para restaurar el suministro en las zonas más afectadas, y la compañía no se detendrá hasta que todos los clientes tengan electricidad.