News Releases

Duke Energy Florida today announced two new lithium-ion battery sites in Alachua and Hamilton counties to enhance grid operations, increase efficiencies and improve overall reliability for surrounding communities.

Duke Energy is looking at new ways customers in Florida may one day be able to use two-way, or bidirectional, charging from electric vehicles to power their own homes during outages and to help support the power grid.

Duke Energy and Ford Motor Company are leading the charge to expand vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charging using the new F-150 Lightning electric truck’s rugged batteries as a workhorse at home and on the electric grid.

The Duke Energy Foundation will fund a program that will allow college students to help energy startups – working with local neighborhoods to bring decarbonization programs to underserved communities in the Carolinas.

Duke Energy One and L3Harris Technologies today announced a customized, cost-effective solution for nuclear power plants that will provide complete 3D simulations of operating nuclear facilities

After months of stakeholder input, Duke Energy today filed its proposed Carolinas Carbon Plan with the North Carolina Utilities Commission – a clean energy plan that balances affordability and reliability for customers.

Duke Energy Florida has launched an innovative 'Bring Your Own Battery' study to test potential enhancements to the energy grid and support the growth of renewable energy in the Sunshine State.

Duke Energy Florida on Monday opened its new, state-of-the-art Bayboro electrical substation to meet the power needs of downtown St. Petersburg.

Duke Energy is launching a new framework that will help attract billions of dollars of investments in eligible green and social projects to drive the company’s clean energy transition – the most ambitious in the industry.

Duke Energy and Honeywell will team up for an energy storage pilot project involving flow battery technology. The technology will be tested at Duke Energy's Emerging Technology and Innovation Center in Mount Holly, N.C.