News Releases

Duke Energy Florida completed two debt issuances today, aligned with the company’s focus on generating cleaner energy and advancing diversity and inclusion.

Duke Energy Florida customers will see lower bills in 2020. The company plans to reduce Florida rates by more than 3% while adding more solar power and making grid improvements.

Duke Energy Renewables is expanding its solar energy portfolio by acquiring the 200-megawatt (MWac) / 266-megawatt peak (MWp) Rambler solar project from Recurrent Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canadian Solar Inc. The project will be located in Tom Green County, Texas and is expected to achieve commercial operation in mid-2020.

Duke Energy today completed its previously announced sale of a minority interest in a portion of its commercial renewable energy portfolio owned and operated by its affiliate, Duke Energy Renewables, to the John Hancock Infrastructure Fund and John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A).

Six organizations have been chosen to receive Duke Energy’s Power Partner award for 2019.

Duke Energy Renewables today announced that nine solar projects – totaling 14.1 megawatts and developed with SolAmerica Energy – have begun commercial operation in Georgia.

The North Carolina Utilities Commission has approved Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage program in North Carolina, enabling the company to expand renewable energy options for customers.

Duke Energy Renewables is expanding its solar energy portfolio by acquiring the 200-MW Holstein solar project from 8minute Solar Energy. The project, located in Nolan County, Texas, will be the largest solar power facility in Duke Energy Renewables’ fleet once complete.

Duke Energy is building a 1.6-megawatt solar power plant in the Discovery Park District near Purdue University in Indiana.

With the North Rosamond Solar Facility coming online last month in California, Duke Energy has passed the 1-gigawatt (GW) threshold of utility-scale owned and operated solar facilities nationwide.