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In response to community feedback, Duke Energy has modified its plan for the Central Corridor Pipeline Extension Project. The company is now proposing to the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) to construct a smaller natural gas pipeline that operates with less pressure.

With tornadoes having hit the Midwest and storms threatening the Southeast, it's clearly time to ensure you and your family have a plan ready to activate in the event of an emergency.

Hot weather can lead to higher energy bills as customers try to stay cool this summer. Duke Energy reminds customers there are a number of things they can do to help manage their energy use and save money on their monthly bills.

More than 1,400 households in a north side Price Hill neighborhood in Cincinnati are getting an energy makeover, courtesy of Duke Energy Ohio.

In order to carefully consider the vast number of comments related to the siting of the proposed Central Corridor Pipeline Extension in Hamilton County, Duke Energy is extending its review process beyond July.

Nearly 9,800 Duke Energy customers in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio remain without power after overnight storms and fallen trees caused damage to transmission and distribution lines and equipment.

Duke Energy Ohio today completed a milestone D&I bond offering. The $250-million transaction was led by five diversity firms, along with Citigroup.

Eight teams of Duke Energy line workers, and 39 individual apprentice line workers from Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky will compete against each other in the 23rd annual Midwest Line Worker’s Rodeo in Plainfield, Ind.

Summer is an important time to practice safety Share safety tips using #SafeForLife on social media CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- As summer turns up the heat on vacations and outdoor projects, Duke Energy offers these electrical safety tips: 1....

Duke Energy Ohio has reduced its residential power bills by about 4.5 percent. As a result, a typical residential customer who uses 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity a month and purchases electric supply from Duke Energy Ohio will pay about $118 per month beginning with their June bill. That's down about $5.55 from May.