Duke Energy has proposed a merger of its two utilities in the Carolinas. Duke Energy claims the proposed merger would save ...

Duke Energy Corp. has requested approval to merge its electric utility subsidiaries in North and South Carolina.

The company claims customers will save more than $1 billion in future costs and see no bill or service changes before 2027.

The Charlotte-based utility giant projects customer savings of $1 billion by 2038 if the merger is approved.

The merger involves Duke Energy Carolinas in the Charlotte area and Duke Energy Progress in the Triangle region.

Michael Walden, a retired economics professor at N.C. State University, said the merger "should increase efficiencies, ...

Duke Energy spokesperson Bill Norton told NC Newsline the details of that are still being worked out. But to get South ...

Duke Energy will remain the majority owner and operator of DEF, with no changes to workforce, operations, or the Florida ...

Duke Energy is asking state and federal regulators to approve to a merger of its two utility companies providing power to the ...

Last summer, Duke Energy admitted its billing software made 100,000 mistakes. This summer, it billed customers for $8 million ...

Duke Energy is looking to merge its two subsidiaries in the Carolinas, a move the company says will make it more efficient ...

Duke Energy Corp. has filed with state and federal regulators to merge the company’s utility services provided by Duke Energy ...