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Duke Energy serves 860,000 electric customers in SC, providing reliable energy and innovative solutions to power the state's growth and sustainability.

Greenville, S.C. Katılım Ağustos 2019
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Clemson’s role as a founding partner in the NSF Carolinas Grid Engine highlights the power of collaboration to modernize the grid and meet growing energy demand. Through Duke Energy’s longtime partnership with @ClemsonUniv and the @DukeEnergy eGRID facility, researchers and industry partners are testing emerging technologies in real-world grid conditions. Efforts like these help strengthen reliability, support innovation and build a smarter, stronger energy future for the Carolinas. #GridModernization #EnergyInnovation spr.ly/6013BEkfvX
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If a caller pressures you to make an immediate payment to avoid disconnection, hang up. It could be a scam. Learn how to recognize common scam tactics and protect your personal information: duke-energy.com/StopScams
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Make sure you have a plan to move yourself and your family, especially those with special medical needs, in the event of a storm or disaster. And don't forget to include your pets. Make a plan now: duke-energy.com/StormSafety
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Classic late-day summer storms hit the Carolinas this afternoon with significant straight line damaging winds. Our team was ready and is responding working to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. Learn more about outage restoration at duke-energy.com/storm
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I was proud to be a part of today’s Cherokee County Resource & Career Fair at Gaffney Middle School! It was a great opportunity to connect with 110 attendees, sharing energy-saving tips and information about billing assistance programs that can help customers manage their energy costs…..especially with the high temperatures we’ve been experiencing. I also had the opportunity to assist three customers with account concerns and connected them with our @DukeEnergySC I Can Help Customer Advocacy Group for additional support. Community events like this are a wonderful way to build relationships, answer questions, and ensure customers know about the resources available to them. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat and huge shout out to SC Works WorkLink and S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce for hosting this event! #DukeEnergy #CommunityEngagement #CherokeeCountySC #GaffneySC #CustomerCare #EnergyEfficiency #BillingAssistance #ServingOurCommunities #MakingADifference

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‘I didn’t change anything. Why are my energy costs higher?’ It’s one of the most common questions Duke Energy hears every summer – and the answer comes down to how air conditioning systems work. When a thermostat is set to 72 degrees and the outdoor high is 82 in May, the system bridges a 10-degree gap. In July, when the high reaches 98, that gap grows to 26 degrees – and the system runs significantly longer to close it, using more energy, even though no one touched the dial. Learn more at spr.ly/6017BD206l
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Whether it's a "heat dome" or just plain South Carolina July hot, we anticipate higher demand this weekend as temperatures rise, and we have a detailed plan in place to manage the grid in extreme conditions. But with extreme heat comes higher energy usage so here's a reminder to customers on how they can manage their energy use – and their bills – with practical tips focused on the five appliances that use the most energy in the home: air conditioners, water heaters, refrigerators, washing machines and dishwashers. Learn more at spr.ly/6013BD2IkD
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Duke Energy in conjunction with state and county officials will conduct outdoor warning sirens tests today, July 1, around all Duke Energy nuclear plants. This testing is part of normal maintenance to make sure sirens are working properly. Today’s siren test will be a “Growl” test lasting from five to 30 seconds. Follow-up testing of individual sirens may be necessary after the regularly scheduled siren maintenance tests are complete.
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Thank you to @WRHI Radio’s Palmetto Mornings for giving me the opportunity to brag on our local emergency preparedness partners, like Chester County Emergency Management, receiving @DukeEnergy Foundation HERO grants! Listen here: wrhi.com/2026/06/06-29-…
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Angie Huston@angiewham1969·
I was proud to be a part of the Spartanburg Housing Authority’s Strong Families Resource Event at the C.C. Woodson Community Center in Spartanburg. It was a great opportunity to connect with 187 @DukeEnergySC customers, sharing information about billing assistance programs, payment options, and energy-saving resources. With high temperatures in the forecast, helping customers understand the tools and support available to manage their energy use and bills is more important than ever. Thank you to Spartanburg Housing Authority for bringing together valuable community resources to support local families! Spartanburg Housing Authority
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Duke Energy will test outdoor warning sirens at each of its nuclear plants tomorrow, July 1. These quarterly tests are part of normal maintenance to ensure the sirens are working properly and conducted in conjunction with state and local authorities. No public action is required.
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Duke Energy will test outdoor warning sirens tomorrow, July 1. No public action is required.
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“As we plan to celebrate this milestone anniversary in our country, it’s important to recognize that history is local, personal and still making an impact on our communities,” said Tim Pearson, Duke Energy South Carolina president. “We are proud to support our communities in bringing those stories forward in a way that helps invite people to learn, reflect and connect.” news.duke-energy.com/releases/duke-…
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Summer officially starts Sunday ☀️ but the heat's already here in South Carolina. The five biggest energy users at home? Your AC, water heater, fridge, washer & dishwasher. A few small tweaks add up to real savings on your bill. Tips 👇 spr.ly/6018BDu53C
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