News Releases

Piedmont Natural Gas earned the No. 1 spot in customer satisfaction with residential natural gas service in the South among large utilities, according to the J.D. Power 2023 Gas Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study.

Duke Energy is wrapping up a monthlong initiative to support organizations that address food deserts, insecurities and inequities across South Carolina by announcing nearly $240,000 in surprise microgrants and contributions to community organizations across the state.

Powered by tenacity, adrenaline and raw skills, Duke Energy lineworkers brought home four awards over the weekend after competing in one of the most prominent and celebrated lineworker events in the world – the International Lineman’s Rodeo.

In recognition of National Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 8-14), Piedmont Natural Gas is highlighting the importance of natural gas safety and reminding everyone that if you or someone you know smells natural gas, get out fast!

Piedmont Natural Gas today issued its annual winter bills forecast for the upcoming winter period. Piedmont estimates an average decrease of approximately $3 to $26 per month, depending on the state, for the typical residential natural gas customer.

A four-person team of Piedmont Natural Gas technicians from Greenville, S.C. wrangled the overall championship title at the 2023 National Gas Rodeo.

Duke Energy today launched a campaign to promote grant opportunities totaling $200,000 to South Carolina organizations that help seniors make needed home repairs and improvements.

Los fuertes vientos y las inundaciones dejaron a unos 20,000 clientes de Duke Energy sin electricidad el jueves por la mañana mientras el resto del huracán Idalia sale de las Carolinas.

High winds and flooding have about 20,000 Duke Energy customers without power Thursday morning as the remnants of Hurricane Idalia exit the Carolinas.

Heavy rains and gusty winds are expected to accompany Hurricane Idalia as it passes through the Carolinas late Wednesday and into midday Thursday, bringing the potential for high winds, flooding and widespread power outages in eastern North Carolina and South Carolina.