Yesterday, our Brazil/Greencastle operations team participated in the Mini 4-H Day Camp at Clay County Fairgrounds. Kids in kindergarten through 2nd grade learned what it’s like to serve as a lineworker. spr.ly/60114EuiU

Today, we were privileged to join Sycamore Land Trust to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve in Monroe County and to mark the completion of several trailhead enhancements funded by the Duke Energy Foundation.

First responders from Greenwood and Franklin, and town officials from New Whiteland and Whiteland, stepped behind-the-scenes Monday at our Franklin, Ind., Operations Center for a look at the extensive planning that goes into a storm response. As part of this “Storm School,”

Over the weekend, Duke Energy IN State President Stan Pinegar and our employees volunteered at Special Olympics Indiana’s annual Summer Games in Terre Haute. We served as the presenting sponsor of Olympic Town, providing games & activities for athletes, coaches & their families.

Today, our Bedford Operations Center crew participated in a touch-a-truck event hosted by the City of Bedford & the Bedford Public Library. Hundreds of kids interacted with our bucket trucks, tried on lineworker gear & learned about the work we do each day to keep the lights on.

Duke Energy has finished a major upgrade to its underground electric system in downtown Terre Haute, aimed at reducing outages and improving reliability. mywabashvalley.com/news/undergrou…

Good luck to the Indiana Pacers in Game 4 of the NBA Finals! 🏀 Let’s bring the energy, the hustle, and the win home. #YesCers

We were proud to sponsor and take part in the Center Township of Howard County’s Community Expo. Our team was on-site helping distribute food and offering information on electric bill management programs, energy assistance funds and energy efficiency programs.

The best time to prepare for severe weather is before it happens. This storm season, make sure your family is ready: spr.ly/60144uJM6

Severe weather can strike quickly, especially during spring. Stay ahead of the storm by signing up for outage alerts to get real-time information via text, email or phone call. Sign up at spr.ly/60154r7WV for call or email alerts, or text REG to 57801 to get text alerts.

.Duke Energy Indiana crews are working diligently to restore power for customers impacted by severe weather that rolled through Indiana this afternoon. High winds brought down tree limbs and power lines. To stay up-to-date on restoration progress, visit outagemap.duke-energy.com

Severe storms caused significant damage to our infrastructure resulting in widespread outages. We're working to restore power to vital public health & safety facilities & to the greatest number of customers as safely & efficiently as possible. Learn more: dukeenergyupdates.com/info/how-duke-…

Duke Energy has restored power to 73,000+ customers who were affected by severe storms that ripped through Indiana yesterday, causing 100,000+ outages across our service territory. Crews are working to restore 31,000 customers who remain without power. spr.ly/60104VHZr

A glimpse of some of the damage Duke Energy Indiana crews are addressing in Bedford—one of our hardest areas. Stay away from power lines that have fallen or are sagging. Report them to Duke Energy by calling 800.228.8485, or by contacting your local emergency services department.

Crews continue to make progress in the hardest hit area of our service territory—Columbus. Severe storms caused more than 18,000 outages in the area. Approximately 275 line workers, damage assessors and other support personnel are in the region working to fully restore power.

In remote areas, our line workers are sometimes faced with the challenge of overcoming rugged terrain and floodwaters to access electrical lines and utility poles. This crew in Monroe County is working to restore power in a location that could only be accessed by boat!

Weather forecasters are predicting high temperatures across Indiana this week. Following these simple tips can help you take control of your energy use while keeping you and your family cool: spr.ly/60174wIHJ.

First responders and officials in Vigo, Vermillion and Clay counties recently gathered at our Terre Haute Operations Center for a behind-the-scenes look at our storm preparation and response plans. We couldn't accomplish our recovery work effectively without their collaboration.

Summer temperatures often mean customers are looking for ways to beat the heat. This week, Duke Energy Foundation is partnering with Hancock County Food Pantry and the Interchurch Food Pantry of Johnson to distribute box fans to those in need.

This week, we partnered with the West Vigo Community Center to stand up a cooling center and provide food for those in need during the extreme heat. Our team helped answer billing questions and offered information on assistance funds and energy efficiency programs.