Duke Energy, North Carolina

North Carolina regulator OKs Duke Energy request to cut customer rates by 4.5%
Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) -1.4% in Monday's trading after the North Carolina Utilities Commission approved a request to lower residential customers' costs by 4.5%, thanks to declining fuel prices. Duke (DUK) said a typical residential customer in North Carolina using 1,
Duke Energy to lower electric rates in the Carolinas
Duke Energy bills will soon go down for North Carolina customers. Here's when the rate drop takes effect and how much you could save.
Duke Energy Progress lowers residential rates by 4.5% in NC starting December 2024
Starting Dec. 1, 2024, rates for Duke Energy Progress residential customers in North Carolina will decrease by 4.5%. What are the savings for a typical customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per month? They should see an overall decrease of $7.34.
State approves request to lower rates by 4.5% for Duke Energy Progress customers
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Duke Energy Progress lowers NC customer bills in new rate cut
State regulators recently approved Duke Energy Progress' request to lower rates for residential customers by 4.5%.
Duke Energy North Carolina Residential Customers To Witness 4.5% Decline In Costs
Duke Energy Progress, a subsidiary of Duke Energy Corp. (DUK), Monday announced that its residential customers in North Carolina will
NC Utilities Commission approves Duke Energy Progress request to lower customer rates by 4.5%
Starting Dec. 1, rates for Duke Energy Progress residential customers in North Carolina fell by 4.5% as part of an annual adjustment for the cost of fuel used to generate electricity at the utility's power plants.
Good news: Lower bills for Duke Energy customers due to falling fuel prices
Thanks to falling fuel prices, Duke Energy customers will see lower rates in December and January. Thanks to falling fuel prices, Duke Energy customers will see lower rates in December and January. Starting Dec. 1, rates were dropping for Duke Energy Progress residential customers, which is most of Raleigh and counties to the east.
Duke Energy N.C. Residential Customers to See 4.5% Cost Decrease
Commercial customers will see an average decrease of about 6.3%, while industrial customers will see an average decrease of less than 0.1%. Duke Energy Progress serves about 1.5 million customers in central and eastern North Carolina.
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Duke pauses assessment of US energy loan program ahead of Trump administration
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Duke Energy exploring ways to rebuild more climate resilient infrastructure after Helene
Duke Energy plans to rebuild three of its substations in western North Carolina after Helene’s catastrophic damage. Some ...