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Duke Energy Florida issues estimated times of restoration for Pinellas County's barrier islands; mobilizes customer care units in severely impacted areas
Duke Energy Florida donates $350,000 to support communities hardest hit by Hurricane Helene
Bridging the Gap: Duke Energy Powers Students With Laptops
Duke Energy continues rebuilding power grid in South Carolina upstate and North Carolina mountains, service restored to nearly 1.6 million customers impacted by Helene
Duke Energy Florida offers updates on power restoration in areas hardest hit by Hurricane Helene
Power restored to 1.35 million customers in Carolinas; workers continue efforts to access damage and repair and rebuild grid in S.C. Upstate and N.C. mountains
Duke Energy restores power for 95% of customers within 72 hours; mobilizes Pinellas County barrier islands command center
Duke Energy Foundation commits $1 million to support communities impacted by Hurricane Helene
Strengthening Community Resilience: Duke Energy Foundation Tops $19.5 Million in Disaster Readiness and Recovery Investments
Duke Energy's Hurricane Helene recovery restores power to more than 1.1 million in South and North Carolina; downed trees, blocked roadways, damaged and destroyed power equipment impeding efforts in the S.C. Upstate region and N.C. mountains
Duke Energy crews restore 687,000 customers; command center planned for Pinellas County barrier islands
Duke Energy crews restore power for over 600,000 customers, establish estimated time of restoration for North Florida counties
Duke Energy restores power to 723,000 Carolinas customers, restoration work continues as company determines restoration times for hardest-hit areas
Duke Energy crews restore power for over 407,000 customers, establish estimated time of restoration for several counties
Duke Energy begins power restoration efforts in Carolinas after Helene causes 1.7 million customer outages and historic flooding, multiday outages expected
More Than 1.3M Duke Carolinas Customers Without Power; Utilities Work on Florida Outages
Duke Energy continues with power restoration; nearly 198,000 customers restored following Hurricane Helene's landfall
Duke Energy continues moving water through its river basins, urges caution as Helene increases flood risks in the Carolinas, particularly along the Catawba-Wateree River Basin
Duke Energy crews begin power restoration, stage additional crews as Hurricane Helene continues north
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