Duke Energy will begin its standard billing practices in North Carolina in the coming weeks, keeping service disconnections for nonpayment suspended until October 2020, a full month beyond its required moratorium. North Carolina customers who are experiencing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic will have until October to pay overdue balances or make payment…… read more »
As of 5 AM Tuesday, Duke Energy is reporting over 150 customers are in the dark in the Goldsboro area. Another 96 customers are without power near Brogden, and 415 remain in the dark near Mount Olive. Now, in addition to addressing standard challenges, Duke Energy’s detailed storm response plan has incorporated CDC recommendations for…… read more »
With North Carolina and South Carolina possibly in the path of Tropical Isaias, Duke Energy is preparing for potential power outages and encouraging customers to do the same. Isaias is forecasted to impact Florida on Saturday and Sunday, and the Carolinas on Monday and Tuesday. “We know many of our customers are spending lots of time…… read more »
– Editorial opinion from Stephen De May, North Carolina President of Duke Energy – Keeping the lights on in time of crisis As COVID-19 takes a toll on the health and well-being of our state, I’m encouraged by the spirit and resolve of North Carolinians. I’ve been awestruck by the selfless acts of those on…… read more »
