Brian X. Tierney Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer - FirstEnergy Corp.

FirstEnergy urges safe handling of foil balloons during Valentine’s Day celebrations

As Valentine’s Day nears, FirstEnergy is urging customers to use caution with helium-filled foil balloons due to the risk they pose to electrical infrastructure.

Melissa Seixas, president of Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy Florida reports reduced outages through expanded smart grid technology

In 2025, Duke Energy Florida’s self-healing technology helped prevent more than 280,000 extended power outages and saved customers over 300,000 hours of lost service.

Dr. Jeff Cox, President of the North Carolina Community College System

Duke Energy offers $500K grant program for NC community college workforce training

Duke Energy Foundation has announced a $500,000 investment aimed at supporting community colleges in North Carolina.

Gerald Wilson, vice president of grid operations at Duke Energy

Duke Energy asks Carolinas residents to cut electricity use amid extreme cold

Extremely cold weather across the East Coast is causing high energy demand in the Carolinas.

Gerald Wilson, vice president of grid operations at Duke Energy

Duke Energy urges Carolinas residents to cut electricity use amid extreme cold

Duke Energy has called on its customers in North Carolina and South Carolina to voluntarily reduce electricity usage due to extremely low temperatures, which are causing unusually high energy demand across the East Coast.

Melissa Seixas, President at Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy asks Florida customers to cut electricity use amid record cold

Duke Energy has requested that its Florida customers voluntarily reduce their electricity usage from 5 to 9 a.m. EST on Monday, February 2, 2026.

Melissa Seixas, President at Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy asks Florida customers to cut electricity use during cold snap

Duke Energy has asked its Florida customers to voluntarily reduce their electricity usage during the morning hours of Monday, February 2, 2026.

Gerald Wilson, vice president of grid operations at Duke Energy

Duke Energy thanks Carolinas customers for conserving electricity during extreme cold

Duke Energy has expressed its appreciation to customers in the Carolinas for reducing electricity use on Monday morning, when unusually cold temperatures led to increased demand for power.

John Hawkins, President of FirstEnergy Pennsylvania

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania details recent upgrades and community grants

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania has announced several recent and upcoming initiatives aimed at improving the reliability of its electric service across the state.

Melissa Seixas, President at Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy Florida credits customer conservation efforts during cold snap

Duke Energy Florida has thanked its customers for reducing electricity use on Monday morning, when unusually cold weather led to higher than normal energy demand.

Gerald Wilson, vice president of grid operations at Duke Energy

Duke Energy thanks Carolinas customers for conserving power during extreme cold

Duke Energy has expressed appreciation to its customers in North Carolina and South Carolina for reducing electricity usage on Monday morning during a period of extreme cold.

Tim Pearson, President of Duke Energy’s Utility Operations in South Carolina

Duke Energy Foundation increases aid for South Carolina energy bills after extended cold

Duke Energy Foundation has contributed $187,500 to the Share the Light Fund to help South Carolina residents manage higher energy bills following recent cold weather.

Shelly Biby, chief advancement officer at Crisis Assistance Ministry in Charlotte - Official Website

Duke Energy Foundation adds $562K for bill assistance after cold weather drives up usage

Duke Energy Foundation has contributed $562,500 to the Share the Light Fund in North Carolina, aiming to help residents manage higher energy bills following a period of below-normal temperatures.

Azam Kazmi - C.E.O., YellowLite Inc. - https://www.yellowlite.com/

Solar panel demand rises in Cincinnati amid rate hikes; YellowLite expands certified services

In 2025, Duke Energy Ohio’s electric rates increased by more than 25%, prompting many homeowners and businesses in Cincinnati to consider solar panel installation as a way to control energy costs.

Harry K. Sideris‌, President and Chief Executive Officer at Duke Energy Florida - Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy moves up Fortune’s Most Admired Companies list for ninth consecutive year

Duke Energy has been named one of the World’s Most Admired Companies for 2026 by Fortune magazine.

Lynn Good, CEO of Duke Energy - Duke Energy

Piedmont Natural Gas shares tips for managing winter heating costs

With the Carolinas experiencing an extended period of freezing temperatures and potential snowfall, Piedmont Natural Gas is offering advice and resources to help customers manage higher energy usage and costs.

Melissa Seixas, President at Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy offers tips and programs as cold weather raises home energy use

Prolonged cold weather across the Carolinas has led to higher home energy use, resulting in increased utility bills for many residents.

Melissa Seixas, President at Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy Florida hosts event offering free home energy assessments in North Greenwood

Duke Energy Florida held its Neighborhood Energy Saver Program event in North Greenwood, St. Petersburg, aiming to help local residents lower their electricity bills through free home energy assessments and improvements.

Melissa Seixas, president of Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy urges Floridians to prepare for increased energy use during rare cold spell

Floridians are expected to experience unusually cold weather this weekend, with temperatures forecasted to drop 20-25 degrees below the seasonal average.

Melissa Seixas, president of Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy advises Carolinas residents to prepare for severe winter weather

Duke Energy is preparing for a winter storm expected to bring snow, strong winds, and cold temperatures to the Carolinas this weekend.

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