Proud father, grandfather, recovering engineer and Harley rider. Duke Energy manager and all tweets are my own.
Indiana, USA
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Thank you to the many volunteers who helped set up The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall this afternoon. As you'll see in the final video, this beautiful memorial is ready to welcome visitors to Plainfield's Hummel Park tomorrow.
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An update from Cambridge City on power restoration efforts there. Duke Energy quickly brought in technology to help replace our substation that became inoperable due to historic flooding.
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The Duke Energy Foundation closed out its #America250 initiative in #Indiana with grants to 12 local organizations that are working on projects celebrating the state’s and the country's history. Ranging from the restoration of a 1947 locomotive in @City_TerreHaute that once served power plants, to a public mural made up of individual tiles created by residents and groups in #Brookville, it's been wonderful being a part of sharing the American story.
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#Indiana is already experiencing damaging winds, and overnight we could see some severe storms that inlude tornadoes. Now’s the time to prepare.
Charge devices, gather flashlights and batteries, and stay informed. Avoid downed power lines and know how to report outages. share.google/D0J4zTXjU9Jjxqw…
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Duke Energy Indiana President Stan Pinegar spent Tuesday evening talking with a group of business leaders in #Lafayette. Among many topics, he discussed how our company is ready to meet the power generation needs of the future. Many thanks to #Subaru #Indiana’s Rachel Hazaray for moderating the discussion.
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Duke Energy today announced that its board of directors has appointed Harry Sideris, president and chief executive officer and a member of the board of directors, effective April 1, 2025. spr.ly/6017aupdX.
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Follow our spokesperson @DE_KenzieB to stay in the know on all things Duke Energy Indiana, including the latest in company news, announcements and community partnerships.
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Attention turns to a developing powerhouse storm late week. Multi-model solutions lean toward a storm track bringing more rain than snow here. Multiple states that just received nearly a foot of snow this week are once again under winter storm watches #INwx
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We honor the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by supporting organizations in our service area that work on social justice and racial equity issues. Learn more about those organizations here: spr.ly/6013RvxQH
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Last night President Pro Tempore Rocric Bray & House Speaker Todd Huston spoke on legislative issues important to manufacturers at the 2024 @IMA1901 legislative briefing @hyattregency @DukeEnergy was a reception sponsor & enjoyed networking with industry leaders. #manufacturing – at Indiana, USA
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Duke Energy is working to bring back power for many Indiana residents after four straight days of severe storms.
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Repair crews continue to work across Indiana where severe weather and storms damaged the electric grid.
Crews have replaced over 110 miles of downed power lines, replaced more than 160 broken poles, and have cleared 350+ fallen trees statewide. Photos from Vigo County, Ind.
ALT Crews restoring power in Vigo County, Ind.
ALT Crews restoring power in Vigo County, Ind.
ALT Crews restoring power in Vigo County, Ind.
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Crews are making progress after severe weather moved through Indiana Thursday. In addition to broken poles, downed trees and wires, we had significant damage on our electric transmission system, which includes power lines and structures. Here's a look at damage in Monroe County.
ALT Monroe County storm damage
ALT Monroe County storm damage
ALT Monroe County storm damage
ALT Monroe County storm damage
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We've restored power to more than 108,000 customers who were affected by the severe & damaging storms that ripped through Indiana. We've brought in over 1,000 additional resources & will continue to work restore customers as quickly and safely as possible. spr.ly/6018PEyAA
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We maintain more than 150,000 miles of overhead power lines, & some are not easy to get to. Crews use vehicles that can float across rivers, swamps, & flooded areas to access power poles. This is part of our grid strengthening work to avoid & shorten outages. #thankalineworker
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When a storm hits, our app allows you to easily report an outage or stay up to date by tracking outage maps. More at duke-energy.com/App #StormPrep 📱
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How a church and a historic building in Indiana save energy | Duke Energy | illumination illumination.duke-energy.com…
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The Duke Energy Foundation and the Indiana Economic Development Association Foundation today announced $115,000 in grants will be awarded to five organizations working to assess and address child care gaps in Indiana communities. spr.ly/6017ONTJJ
