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As part of its continued commitment to building a smarter energy future, Duke Energy today announced plans to install North Carolina's two largest battery energy storage systems – a $30 million investment as part of the company's Western Carolinas Modernization Plan.

Duke Energy tonight announced it has restored electricity to essentially all customers impacted by Hurricane Irma in Florida, though crews continue repair work on isolated, scattered power outages.

Duke Energy anunció esta noche que ha restablecido la electricidad esencialmente a todos los clientes afectados por el Huracán Irma en Florida, aunque su personal continúa haciendo trabajo de reparación de apagones aislados y dispersos.

Tonight, more than 99 percent of Hurricane Irma-related outages will be restored in 21 Florida counties.

En menos de tres días, Duke Energy ha restablecido la energía de 1 millón de clientes quienes perdieron el servicio de electricidad debido al huracán Irma en Florida.

Duke Energy has repaired 368,000 power outages in North Carolina's Piedmont and mountain areas and South Carolina's upstate region since Tropical Storm Irma's high winds pummeled both states earlier this week. The company expects to repair the remaining 14,000 outages by late Friday.

Duke Energy ha restaurado la electricidad de más de la mitad de los clientes quienes perdieron servicio debido al huracán Irma – se restableció la energía de 800,000 clientes para la tarde del miércoles.

Duke Energy has restored power to 313,000 North Carolina and South Carolina customers impacted by Tropical Storm Irma's high winds, and expects to restore electricity to the remaining 57,000 by 11 p.m. Friday, if not sooner.

Duke Energy expects to restore power to almost all North Carolina and South Carolina customers by late Friday, if not sooner, in the wake of Tropical Storm Irma.

Duke Energy ha anunciado tiempos de restauración de energía para ciertas áreas en Florida después del daño producido por el huracán Irma.