Duke Energy applies for Department of Energy loans that represent potentially billions of dollars in customer savings
Duke Energy has applied for U.S. Department of Energy loans aimed at lowering customer costs while supporting grid improvements amid growing energy demand. The company says DOE financing could provide billions in savings by reducing interest expenses passed directly onto consumers.
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Duke Energy Foundation awards $22,500 in America250 grants to Florida nonprofits
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