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More than 521,000 customers in North Carolina and South Carolina enrolled in Duke Energy’s customer demand response programs ...
According to Duke Energy, one of the pieces of power infrastructure that sustained the most damage after Hurricane Helene is ...
Duke Energy is urging customers to limit their electricity usage as temperatures in North Carolina approach triple digits.
As North Carolina faces an intense heatwave, Duke Energy is calling on residents in the Triangle to conserve electricity ...
A major energy bill being debated by the Republican-led General Assembly could soon make its way to the desk of North ...
Duke Energy emphasized that even small changes in energy use can help maintain normal operations and protect the grid during ...
North Carolina lawmakers have approved a bill to let Duke Energy delay planned carbon-emissions reductions and also allow the ...
Legislation that would give Duke Energy more flexibility in how it meets the state's growing power demands is drawing the ire of clean energy advocates.
Thunderstorms moving through the Upstate and Western North Carolina has caused thousands of customers to be without power.
Currently, 155 customers are without power in Bladenboro and 215 in Elizabethtown. Power is expected to be restored at ...