News Releases

Starting in early November, approximately 1,300 Duke Energy customers who live on Jeffersonville’s south side are getting a home energy makeover, courtesy of Duke Energy Indiana.

The number of public electric vehicle charging stations in North Carolina will jump 30 percent thanks to a new project from Duke Energy.

More than 1,500 income-eligible customers in selected Pine Hills neighborhoods in Orlando will soon receive a jolt of positive energy from Duke Energy.

During the summer months, Florida’s rising temperatures can cause a seasonal spike in customers’ electric bills. Duke Energy Florida urges customers to take control of their energy use by making simple, energy-efficient changes in their homes.

Duke Energy Progress is committed to helping customers reduce energy consumption and resulting costs through energy-efficiency programs and assistance for low-income customers. Through 2014, the company’s programs have enabled customers to reduce peak demand by almost 9 percent. On Dec. 16, the Public Service Commission of South Carolina approved Duke Energy Progress’ request to recover the costs of implementing energy efficiency and demand-side management programs.