Full-Time

Work Management Planner

Posted on 2/4/2025

Duke Energy

Duke Energy

10,001+ employees

Provides electricity and natural gas services

Energy

Mid, Senior

No H1B Sponsorship

Brooksville, FL, USA

Onsite work will be performed at a company facility.

Category
Production Planning & Scheduling
Supply Chain Management
Operations & Logistics

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Degree
Experience
Requirements
  • Associates degree
  • 3 years related work experience
  • In lieu of Associates degree and 3 years related work experience, High School/GED and 7 years related work experience
Responsibilities
  • Daily review of work requests and work order backlogs.
  • Planning preparation by reviewing scope of work and validating accounting.
  • Develop and coordinate detailed work plans, ensuring resources, tools, and materials are available to support execution of work week schedules.
  • Communicating with craft technicians, supervisors, operations, procurement, and Safety/Environmental personnel, to ensure good work packages.
  • Researching history of previous work orders, visiting the job site, and identifying Hazards and Precautions.
  • Work with Engineering and Plant Engineers to establish and optimize maintenance programs.
  • Identifying materials/parts for the job and notifying Buyers to obtain material/parts
  • Identifying craft and/or engineering as needed for the tasks. Work with Contract Resource Coordinator (CRC), Plant Engineers (SOs) and Engineering to address resource and technical requirements to support barrier free work.
  • Ensure timely planning of Work Orders.
  • Should visit the job site and use a Planning Checklist to determine job requirements.
  • Build a work package by ensuring documentation (procedures, drawings, permit information, and LOTO information) is included to eliminate barriers and ensure safe and environmentally efficient work execution.
  • Provide input during the weekly scheduling meeting. Planners should be aware of the jobs he/she has planned and be able to discuss them if required.
  • Maintaining accurate Asset data and addressing configuration management, Spare Parts Lists and assuring proper documents are linked to the appropriate assets.
  • Support processes established at the station. For example, if available or if standing in for the Scheduler, the Planner should attend Daily Schedule Meetings and review changes necessary due to delays or new priorities. Planners can also make recommendations on potential solutions to barriers identified during Work Process.
  • Capable of performing scheduler responsibilities, including developing resource-loaded work schedules, evaluating work order backlogs, scheduling regulatory PMs, and leading coordination meetings.
  • Able to fill in for the scheduler as needed to ensure seamless work planning and execution.
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline or equivalent work experience.
  • Minimum three (3) years of related work experience in maintenance or operations planning within a relevant industry.

Duke Energy provides electricity and natural gas services to residential, commercial, and industrial customers across the United States. The company generates, transmits, and distributes energy, charging customers based on their consumption, with rates regulated for fairness. Duke Energy utilizes both traditional energy sources, like coal and nuclear, and is increasingly investing in renewable energy, such as wind and solar, to meet the demand for cleaner energy. They employ advanced technologies, including drones, to improve operational efficiency and safety. Additionally, Duke Energy offers programs to help customers manage their energy bills and is committed to diversity and community engagement, supporting initiatives that enhance the lives of its customers and employees. The goal of Duke Energy is to deliver reliable and sustainable energy solutions while fostering a positive impact in the communities they serve.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Charlotte, North Carolina

Founded

1904

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What believers are saying

  • Duke Energy's solar sites in Florida generate nearly 750 megawatts of clean energy.
  • The company offers free energy assessments to help customers reduce their energy bills.
  • Duke Energy's partnership with CCA Florida supports significant environmental conservation efforts.

What critics are saying

  • Rising infrastructure maintenance costs may impact Duke Energy's profitability.
  • Public opposition could delay Duke Energy's small modular reactor projects.
  • Extreme weather events could challenge Duke Energy's grid management capabilities.

What makes Duke Energy unique

  • Duke Energy integrates traditional and renewable energy sources for a balanced energy portfolio.
  • The company uses drones for efficient infrastructure maintenance and resource management.
  • Duke Energy's commitment to diversity and community engagement enhances its corporate image.

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PR Newswire
Feb 5th, 2025
Duke Energy Florida Offers Free Home And Business Energy Assessments, Money-Saving Rebate Programs

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Following colder-than-usual winter weather in the Sunshine State, Duke Energy Florida is encouraging customers to complete a free Home Energy Check (for residential customers) or Business Energy Check (for commercial customers), allowing them to reevaluate their energy goals and take advantage of available rebate programs that can save them money in the short term and continue reducing their electric bills for years to come."Duke Energy Florida understands that extreme weather can drive up electric bills," said Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida state president. "That's why we want to remind our customers about the benefits of Home and Business Energy Checks. At no charge to them, both residential and commercial customers can learn how to save energy from our team of experts, which will qualify them for cost savings if they follow through on recommended upgrades. It's a simple process that can have a lasting impact on their wallets."Home Energy ChecksHome Energy Checks can be completed one of the following ways – all of which are free to residential customers: Online, through a simple, self-directed questionnaire; over the phone, with a Duke Energy advisor explaining the audit process; or in person, which involves a Duke Energy advisor coming to the home to perform the comprehensive assessment.After the Home Energy Check is complete, customers will receive a report of their past and current energy usage, as well as recommendations to increase their energy efficiency

PR Newswire
Jan 29th, 2025
Duke Energy Florida Celebrates Delivering On Nearly 750-Megawatt Solar Commitment In Florida

All 10 of the company's Clean Energy Connection solar energy sites are now fully operationalST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With all 10 of Duke Energy Florida's Clean Energy Connection solar energy sites now fully operational, the company is celebrating delivering on its commitment – part of a 2020 filing with the Florida Public Service Commission – to provide nearly 750 megawatts of solar generation in Florida from 2022 to 2024."Solar development is critical to maintaining a modern, diverse and resilient electric grid," said Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida state president. "I look forward to building on the important work we've done in recent years as we continue to upgrade our generation fleet, ensuring we are providing reliable, affordable energy for our customers and the communities we serve – now and in the future."At peak output, each 74.9-megawatt Clean Energy Connection solar site will generate enough electricity to power the equivalent of approximately 23,000 homes, while displacing 1.2 million cubic feet of natural gas, 15,000 barrels of fuel oil and 12,000 tons of coal annually.The 10 Clean Energy Connection solar sites also fostered – and continue to promote – economic development across the state, creating more than 1,500 temporary jobs during construction and contributing significant tax revenue to their respective counties.The Clean Energy Connection solar sites are located throughout Florida, from Bay County down to Hardee County:Bay Ranch Renewable Energy Center in Bay County (completed in April 2023 )(completed in ) Bay Trail Renewable Energy Center in Citrus County (completed in September 2022 )(completed in ) County Line Renewable Energy Center in Gilchrist County (completed in August 2024 )) Falmouth Renewable Energy Center in Suwannee County (completed in June 2024 )(completed in ) Fort Green Renewable Energy Center in Hardee County (completed in June 2022 )(completed in ) Hardeetown Renewable Energy Center in Levy County (completed in April 2023 )(completed in ) High Springs Renewable Energy Center in Alachua County (completed in April 2023 )(completed in ) Hildreth Renewable Energy Center in Suwannee County (completed in April 2023 )(completed in ) Mule Creek Renewable Energy Center in Bay County (completed in March 2024 )(completed in ) Winquepin Renewable Energy Center in Madison County (completed in December 2024 )Additionally, customers can subscribe to support a portion of the solar energy produced by the Clean Energy Connection sites, earning credits toward their electricity bills without having to install or maintain their own equipment. The monthly subscription fee helps cover the capital and operating costs of the sites and is conveniently added to a customer's regular bill. For more information, please visit Duke Energy's Clean Energy Connection website.The Clean Energy Connection sites are now a part of Duke Energy Florida's portfolio of more than 25 solar sites, which produce almost 1,500 megawatts of emission-free generation

PR Newswire
Jan 23rd, 2025
Duke Energy Florida, Coastal Conservation Association Florida Sign Collaborative Agreement To Preserve Florida'S Natural Resources

Company donates additional $100,000 to support Coastal Conservation Association Florida preservation effortsMore than 5.3 million fish, crustaceans raised and released; more than 100,000 eelgrass, mangroves, and marsh grass grown and plantedST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Duke Energy Florida and Coastal Conservation Association Florida (CCA Florida) announced the organizations signed a joint agreement to continue efforts to protect the state's environmental resources.Additionally, Duke Energy Florida is providing $100,000 to CCA Florida to ensure CCA Florida can increase its conservation efforts across the Sunshine State.CCA Florida, the state's leading organization dedicated to marine fisheries and conservation, education and advocacy, first established a relationship with the company in 2017 with a shared vision of responsible environmental stewardship.This new agreement solidifies a continued commitment to work together in Florida's communities to restocking and culturing fish species, restoring habitats and protecting the overall health of the state's natural resources."CCA Florida is focused on improving and creating sustainable fisheries, coastal habitats and water quality in Florida," CCA Florida Executive Director Brian Gorski said. "Today's announcement extends our commitment with Duke Energy Florida and our mutual dedication to protecting Florida's marine habitat for today and generations to come."Duke Energy Florida's Crystal River Mariculture Center has been in operation for more than 30 years, establishing itself as one of Florida's most successful hatcheries. Together with CCA Florida, it has released more than 5.3 million fish and crustaceans along Florida's coast. The Mariculture Center's aquatic habitat restoration initiatives planted 40 million clams in the Indiana River Lagoon and more than 100,000 eelgrass, mangroves and marsh grass."Duke Energy Florida values environmental stewardship and the important benefits it provides to the communities we serve," Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida state president said

PR Newswire
Jan 23rd, 2025
Duke Energy Serves Customers, Sets Preliminary Electric Use Record In The Carolinas During Week Of Sustained Cold Temperatures

Duke Energy sets preliminary new combined utility system usage record; 37,387 MWh todayCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy crews and grid operators successfully managed record-breaking power usage while generating and delivering reliable service to customers during an extended period of sustained cold temperatures.The Carolinas service area experienced about 65 hours of freezing or below freezing temperatures beginning Jan. 20, which the area has not experienced since January 2018.Preliminary numbers indicate that Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress achieved a new combined peak usage record on Jan. 23 of 37,387 MWh of electricity consumption, beating the previous record of 36,670 MWh set on Feb. 20, 2015."When temperatures are cold, our customers count on us to generate and deliver reliable power," said Ben Harrison, Duke Energy vice president of grid operations - planning and operations. "I commend the efforts of the crews at our power plants, in grid control rooms and in the field across the region for their work around the clock

PR Newswire
Jan 22nd, 2025
Duke Energy Continues To Manage The Power Grid Through Sustained Cold Conditions

Company also shares tips on ways to save energy and money as temperatures drop this week; b-roll of energy-saving tips available hereCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As prolonged freezing temperatures continue, Duke Energy continues executing a detailed plan to manage the power grid as customer demand increases. Customer demand is anticipated to peak on Thursday across the Carolinas and Duke Energy is well positioned to meet that demand."When we have temperatures this cold for this long, it is important for us to use all of the programs that we have available to us based on the demand that we are seeing on the system. These include operating all available generating assets, offering customer energy-saving programs and purchasing available power," said Ben Harrison, Duke Energy vice president of grid operations - planning and operations. "This is the time when we maximize resources to serve our customers."Duke Energy's year-round preparation includes maintaining and investing in the company's power generating assets, real-time analysis, predictive modeling and strengthening the grid to be more resistant to outages during extreme weather events. The company also has a suite of customer programs that include voluntary programs for residential and business customers to reduce energy consumption when needed in exchange for a participation incentive.Duke Energy's robust set of tools also include the ability to ask customers to voluntarily reduce their energy use during times of highest energy demand

PR Newswire
Jan 21st, 2025
Artic Blast Brings Sustained Freezing Temperatures; Duke Energy Prepares And Encourages Customers To Save Energy And Money

Company also shares tips on ways to save energy and money as temperatures drop this week; b-roll of energy-saving tips available hereCompany prepares for possibility of snowCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As the Carolinas experience sustained freezing temperatures, Duke Energy wants customers to understand the significant impact it can have on bills."When the temperatures drop, the demand for energy spikes as families combat the cold to stay warm, which causes bills to increase," says Sasha Weintraub, Duke Energy senior vice president and chief customer officer. "There are easy, but important adjustments you can make to help keep your home warm, but also to help cut down on heating costs and avoid billing surprises."Ways to save energy and money as temperatures dropDuring the winter, reduce your thermostat to the lowest comfortable setting. The longer your house remains at the lower temperature the more energy you save. You can save as much as 10% a year on heating and cooling by simply turning your thermostat back 7 to 10 degrees per day.Set your water heater to 120 degrees or less. Water heating is typically the second-biggest user of energy in your home.Leave drapes or blinds open on the sunny side of the home to allow the sun's rays to warm the house but close them at night to help insulate your home.Operate ceiling fans in a clockwise direction in the winter to push warm air back down into the room.Cover drafty windows

PR Newswire
Jan 20th, 2025
Duke Energy Prepares For Sustained Freezing Temperatures In The Carolinas; Offers Ways Customers Can Save Energy And Money

Polar Vortex expected to bring several days of below freezing temperaturesCompany also shares reminders on ways to save energy and money as temperatures drop this week; b-roll of energy-saving tips available hereCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy is continuing to monitor forecasts and preparing for sustained freezing temperatures this week across the Carolinas. Temperatures could dip to the single digits in some areas.Ways to save energy and money as temperatures dropDuke Energy is here to help our customers take control of their energy use and save money through no-cost, low-cost energy efficiency tips.Low- to no-cost energy-saving tipsReduce your thermostat to the lowest comfortable setting. The closer you match your thermostat to outdoor temperatures, the more you can save.Change your air filter and schedule regular maintenance for your heating systems. Maintaining your heating systems can help increase efficiency.Leave drapes or blinds open on the sunny side of the home to allow the sun's rays to warm the house, but close them at night to help insulate your home.Operate ceiling fans in a clockwise direction in the winter to push warm air back down into the room.Seal cracks in windows, doors and vents with caulking and weatherstripping to save 10% to 20% in heating costs.Replace standard bulbs with LEDs. LEDs are more efficient than regular bulbs, while giving off the same amount of light.Set your water heater to 120 degrees or less

PR Newswire
Jan 17th, 2025
To Accelerate The Exploration Of New Nuclear Technologies, Duke Energy Joins Industry Group Vying For Doe Grant

Ensures nuclear energy remains core to its 'all of the above' energy generation strategyAligns with Duke Energy's focus on reducing costs and risks for its customers, investors and operations while supporting long-term regional economic developmentIncludes agreement to invest in activities to advance standard design and licensing of GE Hitachi's small modular reactor technology while gathering industry learnings and best practicesCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy today announced its participation in a multi-joint public-private application for the Department of Energy's (DOE) U.S. Gen III+ small modular reactor (SMR) technology grant.If awarded by the DOE, the grant, which is being led by Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), will support Duke Energy's new nuclear strategy by joining with other utilities and technology providers to more cost effectively advance a standard technology design and license, while learning best practices from others in the industry who are also pursuing new nuclear technologies. The goal is to continue to reduce technology risks and costs for the benefit of our customers, communities and investors."Our participation in this grant reflects our commitment to nuclear energy's role in our long-term 'all of the above' generation strategy by supporting the rigorous evaluation of future technologies, such as small modular reactors," said Harry Sideris, the company's president. "Public-private partnerships such as this accelerate technology development and increase our access to industry learnings and best practices, so we can deliver the best value for our customers, communities and investors."As outlined in the DOE grant application, Duke Energy will participate as a member of a proposed U.S. coalition on SMRs

PR Newswire
Jan 17th, 2025
Duke Energy Prepares For Cold Snap In The Carolinas; Offers Ways Customers Can Save Energy And Money

Company monitoring forecasts ahead of extreme cold temperaturesCompany also shares reminders on ways to save energy and money as temperatures drop next week; b-roll of energy-saving tips available hereCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for a cold snap next week across the Carolinas. Temperatures could dip to the single digits in some areas.Ways to save energy and money as temperatures dropDuke Energy is here to help our customers take control of their energy use and save money through no-cost, low-cost energy efficiency tips.Low- to no-cost energy-saving tipsReduce your thermostat to the lowest comfortable setting. The closer you match your thermostat to outdoor temperatures, the more you can save.Change your air filter and schedule regular maintenance for your heating systems. Maintaining your heating systems can help increase efficiency.Leave drapes or blinds open on the sunny side of the home to allow the sun's rays to warm the house, but close them at night to help insulate your home.Operate ceiling fans in a clockwise direction in the winter to push warm air back down into the room.Seal cracks in windows, doors and vents with caulking and weatherstripping to save 10% to 20% in heating costs.Replace standard bulbs with LEDs. LEDs are more efficient than regular bulbs, while giving off the same amount of light.Set your water heater to 120 degrees or less

PR Newswire
Jan 14th, 2025
Duke Energy'S Tree Giveaway Encourages Floridians To Plant The Right Tree In The Right Place To Keep The Power Flowing

More than 15,000 trees distributed through collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation, local communities since 2017Company's highly trained arborists, contractors care for and maintain trees year-round, including ahead of hurricane seasonST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Following a devastating hurricane season, Duke Energy Florida is giving away 1,000 free trees to its customers as part of its ongoing collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation.On Friday, Jan. 17, which is also Florida Arbor Day, Duke Energy Florida customers can request a free tree online starting at 9 a.m. at arborday.org/dukeenergy, while supplies last.The 1-gallon trees are shipped directly to customers' homes with planting and care instructions and are expected to be delivered in time for National Arbor Day in April. Available tree species include the sweetbay magnolia, red maple, bald cypress, bottlebrush and crape myrtle (pink).The company also participates in several National Arbor Day tree giveaways with local cities, counties and communities and encourages residents to be on the lookout for those opportunities in the coming spring.Throughout the year, Duke Energy Florida certified arborists and environmental specialists work with skilled contractors to identify potential hazards, trim trees, apply herbicides and remove trees that pose a threat to power lines or could pose a threat in the future.The company's arborists are experienced professionals who cover all aspects of tree care and are familiar with the many species of trees in Florida

PR Newswire
Jan 14th, 2025
Powerhouse Powers Ahead: Hyperscale Data Center Rising In Charlotte, Nc

PowerHouse Charlotte Project Team Currently Developing Huge Site for Upcoming Powered Shell Construction CHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- PowerHouse Data Centers, a leading real estate developer for next-generation hyperscale data centers and division of American Real Estate Partners (AREP), is excited to announce significant progress in the development of its groundbreaking data center campus located on a sprawling 122-acre site along University City Boulevard in Charlotte, North Carolina. Designed to redefine industry standards, the campus incorporates innovative features like advanced cooling systems, flexible powered shells, and infrastructure tailored for AI-driven workloads. Currently in the permitting phase, the project underscores PowerHouse's commitment to delivering state-of-the-art solutions that meet the growing demand for cutting-edge data center space in the Southeast United States. "The PowerHouse Charlotte campus is a game-changer," says Doug Fleit, Co-founder CEO of PowerHouse. "We're redefining the data center landscape with a flexible design that, in a world where compute densities and architecture are in constant flux, lets hyperscale tenants tailor to their specific needs and vision

PR Newswire
Jan 9th, 2025
Duke Energy Announces Dividend Payments To Shareholders

CHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy (NYSE: DUK) today declared a quarterly cash dividend on its common stock of $1.045 per share. This dividend is payable on March 17, 2025, to shareholders of record at the close of business on Feb. 14, 2025.The company also declared a quarterly cash dividend on its Series A preferred stock of $359.375 per share payable on March 17, 2025, to shareholders of record at the close of business on Feb. 14, 2025. This is equivalent to $0.359375 per depositary share.Duke Energy has paid a cash dividend on its common stock for 99 consecutive years.Duke EnergyDuke Energy (NYSE: DUK), a Fortune 150 company headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., is one of America's largest energy holding companies

PR Newswire
Jan 8th, 2025
Duke Energy Prepares For Winter Storm In The Carolinas

Mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain could cause power outages in some regionsCustomers are encouraged to prepare in advance for potential outagesCompany also shares reminders on ways to save energy and money as temperatures drop this week; b-roll of energy-saving tips available hereCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for a winter storm, including the potential for snow and ice, that could cause power outages in some areas."As the winter weather approaches, we're encouraging customers to prepare and have a plan in place in case they experience a power outage," said Jason Hollifield, Duke Energy's storm director in the Carolinas. "Our crews are prepared and will work as quickly and safely as possible to restore power when outages occur."Potential for ice accumulation on trees, branches, power linesThe type of precipitation in a winter storm can increase the likelihood of power outages. Ice buildup of a quarter inch or more on trees and branches can cause them to fall on power lines and create power outages. Higher accumulations of a half inch or more can cause power lines to sag or even fall as well. Heavy, wet snow of 6 inches or more also can cause trees and branches to fall on power lines.Reliability improvements help reduce outagesDuke Energy works on grid improvements throughout the year to help avoid outages and restore power faster when outages occur

PR Newswire
Jan 6th, 2025
New Year, Bigger Incentives: As Temperatures Fall In The Carolinas, Duke Energy Increases Financial Incentives For Customer Energy Efficiency And Demand Response Programs

Growing menu of options offers customers more savings and better control over how they use their energySome incentives have doubled or even tripledCHARLOTTE, N.C., Jan. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy has increased incentives and eligibility for many of its residential and business energy efficiency and demand response programs in North Carolina, expanding ways customers can save energy and money. The updates were approved by the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) and launched on Jan. 1, 2025."We're just getting into the heart of the winter season when extreme temperatures can lead to an increase in energy use," said Kendal Bowman, Duke Energy North Carolina state president. "Some of our program incentives have doubled – or even tripled – making now the most rewarding time to make energy efficiency improvements or enroll in programs at your home or business to help save."Residential program incentive increasesCustomers can better manage their energy use and save energy and money with energy efficiency programs. Through demand response programs, customers can receive bill credits when they choose to shift their use to lower energy demand periods

PR Newswire
Dec 31st, 2024
Duke Energy Carolinas Customer Rates Drop 6.2% On Jan. 1 Due To Falling Fuel Prices

Decrease incorporates benefits from federal Nuclear Production Tax Credits, along with other rider adjustmentsAnnual bills for typical residential customer are $466 below national averageCHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy Carolinas customers in North Carolina will see their electric rates fall starting Jan. 1 as part of an annual adjustment for the cost of fuel used to generate electricity at its power plants, along with other rider adjustments.A typical residential customer in North Carolina using 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per month will see an overall decrease of $8.96, or about 6.2%, from current rates, falling from $144.31 to $135.35. That is 22% below the national average of $174.21 – a difference of approximately $466 per year.Commercial customers will benefit from an average decrease in their bills of about 11.5%, and industrial customers will see an average decrease of less than 1%.Duke Energy Carolinas serves about 2.2 million households and businesses in central and western North Carolina, including Charlotte, Durham and the Triad.Elsewhere in the state, Duke Energy Progress customers are already benefiting from a 4.5% decrease that went into effect on Dec. 1.Customer Savings Driven by Falling Fuel PricesTo ensure accurate rates, the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) annually reviews the fuel costs needed to generate electricity for customers, along with rider updates for state programs to encourage clean energy adoption and reduce energy use. The commission approved the following adjustments:A decrease of 8.8% to adjust for falling fuel prices.A decrease of 0.6% resulting from nuclear production tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA); more than half of Duke Energy's power in the Carolinas comes from carbon-free nuclear.Adjustments of less than 1% to existing riders for customer assistance, storm securitization, and energy efficiency and demand-side management programs to lower energy use.An increase of 2.9% to base rates, as approved last January by the NCUC in its 2024 multiyear rate case order.The collective result is a 6.2% rate reduction for typical residential customers – in other words, the decrease from fuel more than offset the second-year increase to base rates.Duke Energy works to actively manage fuel contracts to keep costs as low as possible for customers

PR Newswire
Dec 27th, 2024
Duke Energy Florida Files For Costs Associated With Emergency Activation And Response Following Devastating 2024 Hurricane Season

Duke Energy Florida mobilized more than 27,000 workers and additional resources to restore power for approximately 2 million customers impacted by hurricanes Debby, Helene and MiltonST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, following a devastating 2024 hurricane season, Duke Energy Florida filed a plan with the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) to recover an estimated $1.1 billion in direct costs associated with the company's emergency activation and response to hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton, which included mobilizing more than 27,000 workers and additional resources to restore power for approximately 2 million impacted customers. Given the severity of these three storms, the filing covers a range of costs, such as deploying hundreds of Duke Energy crews from the entire span of the company's service territories and acquiring significant mutual assistance from across the country and even Canada; standing up staging sites, basecamps and temporary lodging, while also providing meals for thousands of lineworkers and field personnel; and repairing, rebuilding and replacing critical infrastructure, including poles, wires and transformers, that were damaged and/or destroyed by catastrophic storm surge and wind. "Quickly and safely getting the lights back on for our customers was our highest priority after each of these brutal storms. While today's filing reflects the costs of those efforts, we want to assure our customers that, as part of our overall commitment to affordability, we strived to minimize the impact on their bills as much as possible, and moving forward, we will keep making strategic investments to strengthen the electric grid and help ensure they have the reliable power they need," said Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida state president

PR Newswire
Dec 2nd, 2024
Duke Energy'S Share The Light Fund Offers Nearly $300,000 In Bill Assistance To Indiana Customers Facing Financial Hardship This Winter Season

Qualifying Duke Energy customers can receive up to a $300 account credit annually. Over the last year, Duke Energy has supported more than 2,000 Indiana households with more than $650,000 in energy bill assistancePLAINFIELD, Ind., Dec. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Duke Energy Indiana is dedicating nearly $300,000 in financial assistance to help its customers in need pay their energy bills this winter season. The Share the Light Fund is supported by Duke Energy shareholders and voluntary contributions from customers and employees. "Duke Energy's Share the Light Fund is available to those who may be struggling to make ends meet," said Stan Pinegar, president of Duke Energy Indiana. "We work hand in hand with local community action agencies to connect our customers with available assistance, offer programs and tools to help manage their energy use and provide financial support during times of economic hardship."

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