Thank you #Canada! 🇨🇦 This Canadian tree 🌳 crew is assisting Duke Energy in hard-hit Rutherfordton and Spindale, NC. The tree damage is extensive, and we have to remove it before we can even begin the process of repairing lines and poles. #HuracanHelene #HurricaneHeleneAVL

Communities impacted by #HurricaneHelene still need help. American Red Cross or the United Way of North Carolina are taking donations.

This is a professional account, but I’m not going to lie I totally broke down today talking to my Duke Energy teammates in Old Fort. This is their home and community. Hardly any basic necessities and they’re pushing through it and serving others — love y’all. 💔 #HurricaneHelene

After I recorded this, I interacted with a customer who just needed to vent. All I could do was keep saying “yes, ma’am” and listen. And I’m OK with that. One of several good reminders I had today that kindness and empathy go a long way as we get through this together.   #Helene

Not your usual day on the job. Duke Energy crews using a helicopter to ferry and set poles and rebuild power lines in the Big Hungry community of Henderson County. See how this innovative approach saves time when time is essential to customers. #Helene

My teammate Caroline Fountain speaks with a team lead in Henderson/Polk counties about how Duke Energy airlifted poles to a cut-off community to help restore power there. #Helene

As of 5 p.m. Monday, fewer than 15,500 customers in Upstate South Carolina remain out of power. This is due to the thousands of skilled restoration workers from nearly 20 states and Canada that joined local Duke Energy teammates on the ground to recover from #Helene. (1/5)

Grateful for all line personnel Duke Energy, those with our fellow FL utilities, contract companies, and anyone across the country who has chosen this critical line of work. Stay safe.

We're excited to join EPRI' DCFlex initiative to explore how data centers can support and stabilize the electric grid. The initiative will use AI, alternative fuels and innovative solutions to help improve data center and grid efficiencies. spr.ly/6014SK96E.

Electrical Engineer Emily Jones is one of 7,500+ power plant employees whose work is the heart of reliable generation of more than 54,000 megawatts of #energy. Learn more about her story as we celebrate Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day (Nov. 1): spr.ly/6018SPjEe.

A huge #jobs and investment win for North Carolina that Duke Energy’s econ dev team helped support. Yet another example of how #NC is THE top state for manufacturing, thanks to our skilled workforce, innovation and access to reliable, affordable energy. info.siteselectiongroup.com/blog/best-stat…

Reflecting on attending the #goodfriends lunch this past week. As we enter the height of the holiday season, pausing to reflect on ways to help others keeps me centered on what matters most. Thx to our foundation for supporting the event. #GivingBack

The Edison Electric Institute Board of Directors presented Duke Energy Chair and CEO Lynn J Good with the Thomas A. Edison Legacy Award in recognition of her decades of service to the electric power industry and her leadership in advancing solutions and policies to benefit

Working for a company with a rich 125 year history and watching the care and intention that Chris takes to capture it helps us remember we can do hard things better now and into the future. #energymodernization

Across our footprint, we're working to modernize the grid for a new era. Innovation around new, advanced technologies is fundamental to meeting growing energy demand.

NEW: Oconee Nuclear Station secures its second license renewal. This milestone sets the stage for the company to renew licenses for all its nuclear units in the Carolinas. Duke Energy Nuclear spr.ly/6016FTjHI.

Over the weekend, 30 Duke Energy lineworkers from across the Carolinas secured spots to showcase their skills at the International Lineman's Rodeo this fall. Our line teams play a critical role in building a grid that is smarter, stronger and more reliable. Between the lines:

This partnership will help us meet the growing energy demand and keep costs as low as possible for American families and businesses.

Duke Energy is urging customers in the Carolinas to reduce energy use during periods of peak demand today, June 23 from 3-8 p.m., to help lessen the energy demand on the power grid and reduce the potential of isolated power outages. spr.ly/60124w4u0.

Thank you to our customers across the Carolinas for helping reduce energy use during this week’s heat wave. We set a new summer energy usage record of 35,269 MWh, and customers took simple steps to conserve energy—helping protect the grid and support their neighbors. Read more: