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Indiana’s largest electric supplier is helping address opioid addiction in Indiana – a problem in too many of the communities it serves. The Duke Energy Foundation today announced $250,000 in grants to tackle unique aspects of the issue.

The Duke Energy Foundation is powering the vitality of Florida communities by awarding nearly $515,000 in grant funding to support community resiliency.

Duke Energy Renewables today announced the largest wind power project in its fleet – the 350-megawatt Frontier Windpower II project in Kay County, Okla. The project is an expansion of Frontier Windpower, which has been operational since 2016.

The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded more than $150,000 in grants to four South Carolina organizations to fund strategic initiatives that will help enhance and diversify the energy industry’s workforce of tomorrow.

The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a new territorial agreement affecting Duke Energy accounts in Hardee County, Fla., and a small area of Polk County, Fla., north of Bowling Green. As a result, Peace River Electric Cooperative will begin providing electric service to approximately 3,000 Duke Energy customers, effective July 30, 2019.

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 today announced the substantial completion of a number of conservation and recreation projects the company initiated in the wake of the February 2014 Dan River coal ash release, along with the completed excavation of the two coal ash basins at the former Dan River Steam Station.

Duke Energy is providing tools and tips to help customers in North Carolina and South Carolina save energy and money as the region’s lingering heat wave continues.

Trying to stay cool during the heat wave in Indiana? That probably means you’re using more energy at home, but there are a few things you can do to avoid surprises on your monthly electric bill.

Hot weather can lead to higher energy bills as Duke Energy Ohio and Kentucky customers try to stay cool this summer. The company is offering free tools and tips to help customers manage those costs.