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Duke Energy crews are prepared and monitoring Isaias as rain and gusty winds could impact the Carolinas this weekend. The greatest outage risk is in western North Carolina, especially the mountains, and South Carolina's Upstate. spr.ly/6017BG7Z09.
Duke Energy and stakeholders have reached an agreement that strengthens protections for North Carolina customers by ensuring data centers and other large-load customers pay the costs to connect to and be served by the grid. Learn more: spr.ly/6018BG4tly.
Duke Energy in conjunction with state and county officials will conduct outdoor warning sirens tests today, October 7, around all Duke Energy nuclear plants. This is part of normal maintenance to make sure they’re working properly. Some sirens may be tested more than once. No public action is required.
Growth across North Carolina means investing in a stronger grid. From a major infrastructure investment in Caldwell County to upgrades in Catawba County, Duke Energy crews are building infrastructure that improves reliability and supports future growth.
Thank you, @SenTedBuddNC, for visiting Brunswick Nuclear Plant and meeting with our employees. We appreciated the opportunity to discuss how nuclear energy provides reliable, always-on, carbon-free power for millions of families and businesses across the Carolinas.
As high temperatures continue across much of the Carolinas, Duke Energy is reminding customers about tools that can help them stay informed about their energy use and connect them with assistance programs if they need help. spr.ly/6018B15NPA.
The Duke Energy Foundation is providing $500,000 in grants to North Carolina organizations that help small businesses start, grow and thrive. spr.ly/6010B1u73y.
New 3D-printed fish houses are helping enhance habitat in Lake Norman. Through collaboration with local conservation partners, these long-lasting structures will support aquatic life and improve fishing opportunities for years to come.
On Thursday, Piedmont Natural Gas and the Duke Energy Foundation partnered with Roof Above for its fifth annual “Cooking for a Cause” event, bringing volunteers and a $100,000 donation to support the nonprofit. spr.ly/6019B1EgCl.
Since 2016, we’ve helped North Carolina families with over $65 million in energy bill assistance, housing, food and financial stability programs. Looking for resources or support? Visit spr.ly/6016BEaCnM.
The recent arrival of Marshall Steam Station's new auxiliary boiler demonstrates the expertise, teamwork and precision required to bring critical infrastructure projects to life.
Duke Energy in conjunction with state and county officials will conduct outdoor warning sirens tests today, July 1, around all Duke Energy nuclear plants. This testing is part of normal maintenance to make sure sirens are working properly. Today’s siren test will be a “Growl” test lasting from five to 30 seconds. Follow-up testing of individual sirens may be necessary after the regularly scheduled siren maintenance tests are complete.
Duke Energy’s nearly $1 billion investment with North Carolina suppliers strengthens American supply chains, local economies and the nation’s energy future. spr.ly/6011BDInld.
Through the Duke Energy Foundation's America250 initiative, $186,100 is being distributed to 16 nonprofit organizations across North Carolina that are bringing the nation's 250th anniversary to life through art and community programming. spr.ly/6018BDgWka.
