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Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for severe weather that has the potential to produce damaging winds and flooding in its Indiana service territory later today.

South Carolina government agencies and nonprofits can now apply for grants to fund training, life-saving equipment and innovative technology to aid in weather-related disaster planning and recovery operations.

Duke Energy Foundation commits $500,000 to support storm preparedness initiatives in North Carolina, inviting eligible organizations to apply for grants up to $25,000 by April 25, 2025

Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for a mixture of snow and ice, which could cause power outages in some areas.

Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for a winter storm, including the potential for snow and ice, that could cause power outages in some areas. We encourage customers to prepare for a potential outage during the anticipated extremely cold weather.

Duke Energy has increased incentives and eligibility for many of its residential and business energy efficiency and demand response programs in North Carolina, expanding ways customers can save energy and money. The updates were approved by the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) and launched on Jan. 1, 2025.

Duke Energy is monitoring and preparing for a winter storm system that may cause power outages in some regions of its Indiana system beginning Sunday.

Today, following a devastating 2024 hurricane season, Duke Energy Florida filed a plan with the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) to recover an estimated $1.1 billion in direct costs associated with the company’s emergency activation and response to hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton, which included mobilizing more than 27,000 workers and additional resources to restore power for approximately 2 million impacted customers.

Hoy, tras la devastadora temporada de huracanes de 2024, Duke Energy Florida ha presentado un plan ante la Comisión de Servicios Públicos de Florida (FPSC) para recuperar aproximadamente 1,100 millones de dólares en costos directos asociados a la activación y respuesta de emergencia de la compañía a los huracanes Debby, Helene y Milton, que incluyó la movilización de más de 27,000 trabajadores y recursos adicionales para restablecer el suministro eléctrico a aproximadamente 2 millones de clientes afectados.

Duke Energy has supported local communities across North Carolina with over $2.2 million for disaster relief, rebuilding and readiness efforts since Hurricane Helene’s impact.