Duke Energy Florida reminds EV owners in the state about its Off-Peak Charging Credit program, which rewards customers for charging their electric vehicles during low-demand hours. Since 2022, the program has paid out $1.5 million in bill credits to participants. Eligible customers using Level 2 chargers can earn a $7.50 credit each month by charging between 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. on weekdays, and anytime on weekends and holidays. This initiative helps customers save money while supporting grid efficiency and is open to all residential customers with up to two EVs per account.
Duke Energy's initiative to encourage EV charging during off-peak hours highlights the company's role in the utilities sector. On Pluang, Duke Energy Corp (DUK) shares are priced at USD 116.93, down 0.65% as of Oct 13, 2026, 21:41 WIB. The stock holds a dividend yield of 3.69% and a market cap of $91.76 billion, with all recent Pluang orders being buys, reflecting steady investor interest.
The Duke Energy Foundation is investing $190,000 in 22 South Carolina communities to revitalize downtowns, neighborhood centers, and commercial corridors. Grants up to $10,000 will fund facade improvements, signage, public spaces, and small business ...
Hurricane Isaias has passed Florida, leaving about 2,200 customers without power in North Florida. Duke Energy has restored power to around 10,000 customers and expects to complete full restoration by this afternoon. The company credits its investmen...
Duke Energy is readying its crews and equipment to handle potential power outages in North and South Carolina caused by the remnants of Hurricane Isaias. While the storm's main path is west of the Carolinas, rain and strong wind gusts could affect th...
