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Duke Energy Florida insiste a los clientes que tomen precauciones adecuadas a medida que pasa la tormenta tropical Nicole por Florida el día de hoy, cortando el suministro eléctrico a miles de clientes.

Duke Energy Florida is urging customers to take precautions as Tropical Storm Nicole continues to move through Florida today, cutting power to thousands of customers.

The Southeast Energy Exchange Market (SEEM) today announced it has initiated operations, which now allows participants to buy and sell power using the advanced SEEM platform.

Duke Energy Florida se prepara con casi 5,000 trabajadores de todo el país para la tormenta Nicole que se avecina

Based on Tropical Storm Nicole’s current forecasted track, Duke Energy Florida is strategically staging approximately 5,000 workers – power line technicians, damage assessors, vegetation workers and support personnel – across the state to respond to possible power outages.

Duke Energy está observando de cerca la llegada de la tormenta tropical Nicole y preparándose para sus posibles efectos en Florida en los próximos días. La compañía recomienda encarecidamente a los clientes que se prepararen también.

Duke Energy is closely monitoring the approach of Subtropical Storm Nicole and preparing for potential impacts on Florida in the coming days. The company urges customers to prepare as well.

The Duke Energy Foundation and Duke Energy Florida have awarded more than $545,000 in strategic economic development grants to 26 organizations in Florida.

Como los clientes y las comunidades de todo el estado siguen sintiendo el peso del aumento del costo de la vida, Duke Energy ha dedicado $600,000 a 10 programas de asistencia basados en Florida para ayudar a los clientes a cubrir los gastos del grupo familiar. Esto se suma a la contribución que Duke Energy Florida anunció la semana pasada: $100,000 donados a las agencias Share the Light FundSM para distribuir a personas y familias necesitadas.

As customers and communities across the state continue to feel the burden of higher living costs, Duke Energy is dedicating $600,000 to 10 Florida-based assistance programs to help customers cover household expenses. This is in addition to a $100,000 contribution Duke Energy Florida announced last week to Share the Light FundSM agencies to distribute to individuals and families in need.