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El personal de Duke Energy continua avanzando en la restauración de energía de casi 750,000 clientes en Carolina del Norte y Carolina del Sur, después del huracán Ian.

Duke Energy crews continue to make progress following Hurricane Ian, restoring power to nearly 750,000 customers in North Carolina and South Carolina.

Miles de personas en Duke Energy están trabajando para restablecer el servicio de miles de clientes en Carolina del Norte y en Carolina del Sur después del huracán Ian.

Thousands of Duke Energy crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers in North Carolina and South Carolina following Hurricane Ian.

With Hurricane Ian’s imminent landfall expected along South Carolina’s coast, Duke Energy is prepared and urges customers to ready themselves, as well.

A medida que el huracán Ian sale de Florida hoy y sigue una trayectoria prevista hacia el norte, Duke Energy está preparando a sus cuadrillas para responder a posibles cortes de suministro eléctrico en Carolina del Norte y Carolina del Sur.

As Hurricane Ian passes out of Florida today and follows an expected northward trek, Duke Energy is readying its crews to respond to potential power outages across the Carolinas.

Duke Energy Progress today asked South Carolina regulators to review its rates as the company continues working to increase system reliability and resiliency, achieve a cleaner, smarter energy future, and enhance the customer experience for more than 172,000 customers in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina.

Temperatures in the Carolinas are forecasted to be above average this week and Duke Energy is providing tips and tools to help customers save energy – and money – while trying to stay cool.

Aug. 11 is officially “811 Day,” and as residents continue summer yard projects, Piedmont Natural Gas and Duke Energy want to remind everyone to call 811 before digging to prevent potential personal injury and avoid electric and natural gas outages.