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Making a Difference
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Linemen overcome rugged terrain to restore power
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The devastation in Puerto Rico – houses in tatters and tangles of electrical lines and utility poles still lying where Hurricane Maria tossed them – is beyond anything Craig Mustard imagined before arriving on the island with other Duke Energy...
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Insights
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Duke Energy was prepared for January's winter blast
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Customers across Duke Energy’s service territories felt the chill of winter in early January as snow fell in north Florida, ice accumulated in coastal South Carolina, temperatures fell to record-breaking lows across the Midwest, and the Carolinas were...
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Retro
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Retro photos: plenty of hard hats
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Duke Energy’s Charlotte, N.C., headquarters houses thousands of old photos from Florida to Ohio and Kentucky to the Carolinas. However, many of the photos are not properly identified. Help us improve our records by sending us your memories about the...
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Insights
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First on the Ohio River for navigation and power
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With one foot in Kentucky and another in Indiana, Duke Energy’s Markland Hydro Station produces clean energy from the hardworking Ohio River.
Markland Hydro has been providing clean, renewable energy near Florence, Ind., for more than 50 years. And with...
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