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• 2012
  • Duke Energy Indiana President responds to IURC Edwardsport decision
  • Progress Energy warns customers of utility bill-payment scam
  • Duke Energy International to acquire additional Chilean assets
  • Duke Energy warns Carolinas customers about bill payment scam
  • Duke Energy announces executive changes
  • Duke Energy Renewables acquires solar power project at the University of Arizona's Tech Park
  • Duke Energy offers holiday lighting tips, electricity cost calculator
  • Duke Energy reaches settlement agreement with North Carolina Attorney General
  • Jim Rogers announces intent to retire from Duke Energy by the end of 2013
  • Duke Energy reaches settlement agreement with NCUC staff and NC Public Staff
  • Progress Energy Carolinas residential rates to fall Dec. 1 in North Carolina
  • Duke Energy contributes nearly $2 million in Indiana grants for 2012
  • UF, Progress Energy Florida dedicate energy-saving solar panel system
  • Duke Energy names Heath Shuler to lead Federal Government Affairs
  • Duke Energy Launches My Home Energy Report
  • Duke Energy thanks Sandy’s victims for their patience and kindness
  • Duke Energy launches InterNotes investment program. Separate PremierNotes offering continues
  • Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers to address 47th EEI Financial Conference
  • Duke Energy announces first post-merger quarterly earnings
  • Duke Energy to give $2 million to Palmetto Clean Energy (PaCE)
  • Duke Energy's storm team grows to 2,850 with 150 new workers; Company communicator, embedded with crew, reports live from New York
  • Let energy usage FALL with the season. Helpful tips from Progress Energy Florida on how to save on electricity and reduce costs this season
  • Duke Energy deploys 1,000 more workers to help restore power; Company's storm team now totals 2,700 in 8 states
  • Duke Energy deploys 423 additional workers to Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, bringing company’s total Hurricane Sandy contingent to nearly 1,700
  • Duke Energy declares quarterly dividend
  • Duke Energy makes 1,200 line workers available to help restore power in Hurricane Sandy’s aftermath
  • Duke Energy preparing for possible effects of Hurricane Sandy
  • Progress Energy Carolinas installs 6 electric vehicle charging stations in South Carolina
  • Duke Energy, Sumitomo to dedicate second Kansas wind farm
  • Edwardsport IGCC plant to test gasifier, gas flare will be visible
  • Progress Energy Carolinas files first general rate request in 25 years
  • Progress Energy Florida 2013 commercial solar PV rebate funds still available
  • Energy usage down in uptown Charlotte
  • Progress Energy Foundation invests in Florida environmental stewardship projects
  • Duke Energy and its subsidiaries support new Water Research Center
  • Progress Energy Florida 2013 residential solar PV rebate funds fully allocated
  • Progress Energy Florida Issues Statement Regarding Filing of Crystal River Nuclear Plant Engineering Report
  • Duke Energy to Release Third Quarter 2012 Earnings Nov. 8
  • Progress Energy Carolinas to retire two coal-fired power plants Oct. 1
  • Duke Energy 'committed to Raleigh for the long term, ' CEO Rogers tells business gathering
  • Black Enterprise Magazine Names Duke Energy's Yates One of America's '100 Most Powerful' Black Executives
  • Progress Energy Florida to begin accepting 2013 solar PV rebate applications Oct. 1
  • Duke Energy and the National Theater for Children present area schools cash awards for participating in energy efficiency programs
  • Duke Energy to roll out new logo next year
  • Progress Energy Carolinas to retire Lee coal-fired power plant Sept. 15
  • Duke Energy Named to the Dow Jones Sustainability North America Index for the Seventh Consecutive Year
  • Progress Energy Florida selects the University of Florida to receive free solar array
  • Progress Energy Florida reminds customers to prepare now for emergencies
  • A Shining Time for the Queen City and North Carolina by Jim Rogers
  • Progress Energy Florida Files Requests to Reduce Customer Rates
  • Total of 13 Employees Honored with James B. Duke Awards
  • Duke Energy’s CFO Lynn J. Good to Address 2012 Barclays Capital CEO Energy-Power Conference in New York Sept. 5
  • When It Comes to Recycling, Crystal River Nuclear Plant Is No lightweight
  • Tropical Storm Isaac Has Minimal Effect on Progress Energy Florida’s Service Territory
  • Progress Energy Florida Activates Personnel for Tropical Storm Isaac
  • Duke Energy Improving Amenities at Devils Ford State Park on Lake Jocassee
  • Progress Energy Florida prepared for Tropical Storm Isaac
  • Duke Energy Carolinas Launches Refrigerator Recycling Program in the Carolinas
  • Duke Energy Joins Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster as Founding Member
  • Progress Energy Florida Selects 10 Public Schools Serving as Emergency Shelters to Receive Free Solar Installations and Battery Backup Systems
  • Dolan announces retirement by year end; Alex Glenn named Florida president
  • Duke Energy Carolinas Donates $11 Million to N.C. Assistance Agencies
  • Duke Energy Posts Higher Second Quarter 2012 Results
  • Progress Energy Announces Second Quarter Results
  • Duke Energy Merger Benefits Begin Flowing to Carolinas Customers
  • Light the Way to Savings Using CFLs
  • Local Students Earn Progress Energy Carolinas Scholarships
  • Progress Energy Carolinas customers set peak electricity demand record
  • Progress Energy Carolinas Announces Accelerated Coal Plant Closings
  • Duke Energy Statement on Standard & Poor's Ratings Action
  • Progress Energy Warns Customers of Utility Bill-Payment Scam
  • Local Students Earn Progress Energy Scholarships
  • Duke Energy Reaffirms Commitment to Raleigh and Eastern North Carolina
  • Duke Energy to Release Second Quarter 2012 Earnings Aug. 2
  • Keith Trent to Lead Duke Energy’s Regulated Utility Business
  • Tuxedo Hydro Work Requires Lowering Lake Summit in Fall 2012
  • Duke Energy Announces Executive Departures
  • Progress Energy Supports Energy Education Through DonorsChoose.org Partnership
  • Progress Energy Supports Economic Vitality Projects in Tampa Bay
  • Duke Energy, Progress Energy Complete Merger
  • Duke Energy Faces Extensive Restoration Effort in Hard Hit Areas
  • Duke Energy offers Energy-Saving Tips and Efficiency Programs to Help Manage the Cost of Staying Cool This Summer
  • Duke Energy Increases Quarterly Dividend
  • Duke Energy Names Gillespy South Carolina President
  • Duke Energy Accepts Applications for 2012 Habitat Enhancement Program
  • Duke Energy and Sumitomo Complete First Kansas Wind Farm
  • Duke Energy and Progress Energy Consider FERC’s Conditional Merger Orders’ Positive Developments
  • Duke Energy Ohio to Ask State Regulators for Approval to Adjust Electric and Natural Gas Distribution Rates
  • Duke Energy Announces Academic Scholars for 2012
  • Duke Energy Encourages Boating Safety and Stewardship on Lakes This Summer
  • Oconee Nuclear Station Projects Honored with Three Awards by the Nuclear Energy Institute
  • Duke Energy Kentucky: Building Strong Communities by Funding Business Retention and Expansion in Northern Kentucky
  • Have "No Regrets" Duke Energy's Rogers Tells JCSU Grads
  • Duke Energy and Progress Energy File Updated Settlement Agreement in N.C.
  • Duke Energy Overcomes Mild Weather to Post Solid First-Quarter 2012 Results
  • Duke Energy Declares Quarterly Dividend
  • Duke Energy Renewables Acquires Arizona Solar Farm from SOLON Corporation
  • Duke Energy Reaches Settlement Agreement with Key Consumer Groups on Edwardsport Plant Costs
  • Duke Energy and Sumitomo Secure Financing for Kansas Wind Farms
  • Call 811 Before You Dig in the Dirt - It Can Save Your Life
  • Duke Energy to Hold Annual Meeting May 3
  • Duke Energy Releases Annual Sustainability Report
  • Duke Energy Honored Again as One of the Best Corporate Citizens
  • Duke Energy to Release First Quarter 2012 Earnings May 4
  • Power Restored at Catawba Nuclear Station
  • Unusual Event Declared At Catawba Nuclear Station
  • Duke Energy Launches My Home Energy Report
  • Duke Energy and Sumitomo to Jointly Own Kansas Wind Farms
  • Duke Energy and Progress Energy File Market Power Mitigation Plan with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • Duke Energy Initiates Recreation Surveys at Lake Public Access Areas
  • Duke Energy Foundation Donates Additional Funds to Assist Ripley County Storm Victims
  • Duke Energy Foundation Donates $20,000 to Assist Storm Victims
  • Duke Energy Indiana Issues Request for Proposals for Purchased Power
  • Duke Energy and Progress Energy File Market Power Mitigation Plan with the North Carolina Utilities Commission
  • Duke Energy Receives Federal License for Nantahala Hydro Project
  • Duke Energy Results Exceed 2011 Earnings Guidance Range
  • Duke Energy and China Huaneng Group Expand Cooperation to Develop Carbon Capture and Sequestration Technologies
  • North Carolina Utilities Commission Approves New Electric Rates for Duke Energy's N.C. Customers
  • New Electric Rates Approved for Duke Energy’s South Carolina Customers
  • Duke Energy, Integrys Energy Services and Smart Energy Capital Complete Solar Projects for New Jersey’s Central Regional School District
  • Duke Energy to Release Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2011 Earnings Feb. 16
  • Duke Energy Names 2011 Power Partners-Winners committed to strategic energy solutions and economic development
  • Eagle Viewing Day Planned at Duke Energy’s Cayuga Station
  • One of North Carolina’s Largest Solar Farms Debuts in Kings Mountain
  • Interim Joint Drought Management Plan Established for Area Lakes
  • AWS Truepower and Duke Energy Collaborate on Carolinas Offshore Wind Integration Case Study
  • Duke Energy Awards Two Austin Schools $40,000 to Boost Energy Efficiency
  • Duke Energy Declares Quarterly Dividend

2012 News Releases