Duke Energy customers report bill spikes
Customers across North Carolina say they were expecting energy bills to be lower after Duke Energy announced they would see lower rates, but that did not happen.
Duke Energy customers shocked by spiking bills despite promised rate reductions
The spikes come just months after Duke Energy announced that customers would see lower rates in December and January due to falling fuel prices. The company announced that on Dec. 1, rates began dropping for Duke Energy Progress residential customers, which includes most of Raleigh and counties to the east.
TECO, Duke Energy customers could see an increase on their monthly bill
The Public Service Commission is set to vote on rate increases for Tampa Electric Company (TECO) and Duke Energy.
Florida regulators approve a near $20 monthly hike for Duke Energy, Tampa Electric customers
While trying to cushion the blow for Tampa Electric Co. customers, state regulators Tuesday approved proposals by Tampa Electric and Duke Energy Florida to collect more than $1.55 billion to cover hurricane-related costs and replenish storm reserves.
State approves reduced Duke Energy rate hike to modernize grid, increase security
Duke Energy gets state approval for raising rates in Indiana with increases happening in two steps: one possibly this month, the other in 2026.
Duke Energy, Tampa Electric customers to pay at least $20 monthly hike for storm costs
Floridians who get their electricity from Duke Energy or Tampa Electric will soon face hefty increases of at least $20 more per month on their bills, as part of the two companies’ efforts to recoup costs from last year’s hurricane season.
Duke Energy customers across Indiana are set to see a rate increase - here's what you need to know
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Duke Energy customers are set to see bill increases after the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approved a revenue increase request.
Duke Energy, Tampa Electric customers face sharply higher bills for storm costs
The Florida Public Service Commission approved sharp increases on Tuesday for customers of Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) and Emera's (OTCPK:EMRAF) Tampa Electric of at least $20/month, as part of the two companies' attempts to recover costs from last year's hurricane season,
Fortune Recognizes Duke Energy as One of the World's Most Admired Companies
CHARLOTTE, NC / ACCESS Newswire / February 7, 2025 / Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) has been recognized by Fortune magazine as one of ...
Duke Energy Corp. stock outperforms competitors on strong trading day
Duke Energy Corp. closed 6.09% short of its 52-week high of $121.25, which the company reached on October 21st.
Barchart on MSN1d
Duke Energy Stock Outlook: Is Wall Street Bullish or Bearish?
Duke Energy Corporation (DUK), headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, generates, transmits, distributes, and sells ...
Duke Energy promised to limit emissions at four new gas plants. It’s already back-tracking
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, ...
Duke Energy seeks federal grant to boost small modular nuclear reactor development
Duke plans to build its first small modular reactor at Belews Creek in about 10 years. A federal grant could help with that ...
Duke Energy's SWOT analysis: regulated utility giant navigates clean energy transition
Duke Energy Corporation (NYSE:DUK), a major player in the regulated utility sector with a market capitalization of $87.5 billion, is navigating a significant transition towards clean energy while ...
Duke Energy provides $10,000 for Union Hospital Clinton health screening program
Union Health Foundation has received a $10,000 sponsorship from Duke Energy to support a program that bolsters essential health screenings to Vermillion County businesses. The Pulse Program, offered ...
News and Tribune2d
Duke Energy plans two new electric transmission lines in Clark County
PLAINFIELD – Duke Energy will be upgrading a portion of its Clark County electric system for additional reliability of service and to accommodate the area’s growth.