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Proud of these guys who keep the lights on for our communities!
My colleague Bob and I recently helped @BGCNoblesville leaders put some finishing touches on Camp Crosser getting it ready for the kiddos to enjoy during fall break. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to pitch in! #WeAreDukeEnergy
Thorpe Creek Elementary School students in Fishers were treated to Jurassic Spark play presented by Bright Star Touring Theatre sponsored by Duke Energy. The kids loved learning about energy efficiency from the performers and their prehistoric friends during the show.
Energy assistance help is available for income-qualified households.
💡Applications for Indiana’s Energy Assistance Program (EAP) are now open.
💡The EAP provides a one-time annual benefit to help cover heating and electricity costs.
💡Administered by the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, this statewide program offers valuable support for income-qualified households to keep their homes comfortable and connected throughout the winter.
💡Applications are handled locally through community action agencies across the state – organizations that work closely with residents to simplify the process and answer questions. To find your local agency, visit eap.ihcda.in.gov.
Good to hear Hamilton County Commissioner @MarkHeirbrandt recently on a panel sharing best practices on economic development, communication, planning ahead and being accessible. Thank you for the Duke Energy shout out. We appreciate how you represent Hamilton County.
Duke Energy CEO Harry Sideris visited with our Hamilton County, Indiana employees. Good to hear his perspective on opportunities in our industry as we continue building a smarter energy future.
Duke Energy is doubling available financial assistance to help Hoosiers pay their energy bills. This comes from the Share the Light Fund supported Duke Energy shareholders, foundation and employee/customer contributions. Learn more to give or get help duke-energy.com/home/billing…
Mark LaBarr retweeted
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.
Volunteers and donors are helping communities recover from the recent devastating floods. Thanks to Jennifer Fox w/@Henry_County_CF and Troy Jester w/@HenryCountyEMA who explained recovery is a long process and we must continue helping our impacted neighbors for the long term.
The @NobEdFoundation coffee & donut express with board members powered by Duke Energy stopped by Stony Creek Elementary School to treat teachers and staff. Thank you for all you do at school and in the community educating tomorrow’s workforce and leaders.
Encouraging customers to take advantage of available tools to manage higher energy usage during extreme temperatures.
🔥The heat is on -- again: Duke Energy customers can access tools to track energy use, find assistance resources wbiw.com/2026/08/31/the-heat… via @wbiw
Mark LaBarr retweeted
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.
Our crews are making progress setting up the mobile substation.
Thanks to the long and hard work of our crews, we are down to approximately 1,700 customers without power in our Indiana service territory. Many of these customers are in Cambridge City, where we are bringing in a mobile substation to help get people reconnected. Our thoughts are with all Hoosiers affected by this week's storms and flooding.
Please stay alert and keep away from power lines.
Our Duke Energy Centralized Agency team is with me at @WWSWEF Rock the Block back to school event held at Westfield Middle School. We’re talking with families about energy efficiency and available energy assistance. Learn more here duke-energy.com/home/billing…
We’re monitoring a storm system likely to impact parts of Indiana. Our crews are preparing and will be ready to respond.
✅ Text OUT to 57801 or call 800.343.3525 for outages
✅ Sign up for outage alerts duke-energy.com/outages/aler…
✅ Visit our Storm Center duke-energy.com/safety-and-p…
If you or someone you know is facing financial difficulty, Duke Energy offers assistance resources to help.
Indiana customers to receive $350,000 in bill assistance from Duke Energy this summer news.duke-energy.com/release…
Mark LaBarr retweeted
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.
The entire @DukeEnergyIN team is closely monitoring weather conditions and is ready to deploy as needed. Severe weather tools and resources for you duke-energy.com/safety-and-p…
#Indiana's updated forecast shows the area that could be impacted by high winds or tornadoes has widened, stretching from Rochester down to Bloomington. Our teams are ready. Stay safe and check out all of our storm readiness guidance here: share.google/UuNtir9lVDaFrg0…
Our crews are preparing for severe weather later today; we urge you to prepare too.
• Report outages OUT to 57801
• Call 800-343-3525
• Stay informed duke-energy.com/outages
• See our Storm Center for tips
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