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New Jersey electricity prices set to rise sharply on June 1
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Mar 7, 2025
Electricity prices for New Jersey customers are set to rise significantly on June 1, according to a recent announcement.
Debunking myths: Solar panel efficiency during winter months
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Mar 6, 2025
As winter approaches, many homeowners question the efficiency of solar panels during colder months.
FirstEnergy secures major grid enhancement projects from PJM Interconnection
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 27, 2025
FirstEnergy Transmission LLC (FET), co-owned by FirstEnergy Corp. and Brookfield Super-Core Infrastructure Partners, has secured several transmission projects awarded by PJM Interconnection.
Duke Energy allocates $500k for storm preparedness in North Carolina
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 27, 2025
Duke Energy Foundation has announced a commitment of $500,000 to enhance storm preparedness in North Carolina communities.
The evolution of solar power plants from small installations to utility-scale solutions
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 26, 2025
Solar power plants have evolved significantly over the years, transitioning from small installations to large-scale solutions that contribute substantially to global energy production.
Duke Energy's Micanopy battery now offers storm backup for local community
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 26, 2025
Duke Energy Florida has announced that its battery facility in Micanopy, Alachua County, is now capable of providing backup power during storms.
Winter electricity usage increases amid sub-zero temperatures
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 25, 2025
Sub-zero temperatures in January have led to increased energy usage and higher electric bills as residents try to stay warm.
Duke Energy awards $50K in grants during Black History Month
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 25, 2025
Duke Energy has marked Black History Month by awarding $50,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations in South Carolina.
Enerlogics' president discusses shifts in net zero commitments
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 23, 2025
Enerlogics Networks President Scott Ameduri has shared his perspective on the future of net zero and energy in an article contributed to the International Business Times.
Duke Energy plans four new solar sites adding nearly 300 MW to grid
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 21, 2025
Duke Energy Florida has filed plans with the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) for four new solar energy sites, aiming to add nearly 300 megawatts of energy to the electric grid.
Solar technology enables Midwest residents' transition toward independent living
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 20, 2025
For homeowners in Ohio, Michigan, the greater Midwest, and beyond who are seeking ways to save on utility costs, achieve energy independence, and reduce their environmental impact, solar energy is opening up new possibilities.
Athens City Schools installs rooftop solar panels across three facilities
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 20, 2025
In 2024, Kokosing Solar successfully completed rooftop solar installations for Athens City Schools.
Duke Energy donates $40K for senior storm preparedness kits
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 20, 2025
The Duke Energy Foundation has contributed $40,000 to the Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas (AAAPP) to provide severe weather kits for older adults ahead of the 2025 hurricane season.
Katherine Neebe named new chief communications officer at Duke Energy
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 18, 2025
Duke Energy has announced the appointment of Katherine Neebe as the new chief communications officer, effective February 24.
Duke Energy braces for winter storm impact on regional power supply
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 18, 2025
Duke Energy is preparing for a potential winter storm that could bring snow and ice, leading to possible power outages in some regions.
Duke Energy highlights dispatcher training during Engineers Week
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 17, 2025
Duke Energy Florida is observing Engineers Week by focusing on the critical role of power grid dispatchers and the necessity of training new engineers.
Duke Energy expands financial aid options amid growing customer needs
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 14, 2025
Duke Energy has announced updates to its assistance programs aimed at supporting low-income households struggling with utility expenses.
Duke Energy releases Q4 and full-year 2024 financial results
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Feb 13, 2025
Duke Energy has released its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2024.