Articles tagged with 'duke energy' | Edison Electric Institute

EEI’s member companies work every day to deliver reliable, affordable energy to the customers counting on them, maintaining a range of initiatives to drive efficiency and lower customer costs.

In May, Duke Energy Florida announced its third rate reduction of the year, as the company lowered customer bills by 25 percent per 1,000 kilowatt-hours when compared to January.“We know it feels like every bill is higher right now – from housing to …

The AES Corporation, Baltimore Gas & Electric, and Duke Energy have been selected as finalists for the 2026 Edison Award.

Featuring testimony from Duke Energy's Nelson Peeler.

Duke Energy Earns Multi-Drone FAA Waiver

Hundreds of the most skilled lineworkers in the world traveled to Kansas to compete in a series of skills challenges, celebrating the camaraderie and service that's foundational to their line of work. Look back on the event, and watch EEI’s video …

EEI member companies are critical to crisis planning and community resilience projects, supporting local response networks and first responders.

Since 2022, the Foundation, Duke Energy, and its employees and customers have contributed more than $11 million to local nonprofit initiatives through the Share the Light Fund.

In July, representatives from EEI, CenterPoint Energy, Dominion Energy, Duke Energy, Entergy, Florida Power & Light, Southern Company, and TECO Energy traveled to Capitol Hill to meet with federal lawmakers and their staff for the third annual …

The AES Corporation, Duke Energy, Edison International and Southern California Edison, and Southern Company have been named domestic finalists for the 2025 Edison Award, to be presented at EEI 2025 in New Orleans. ATCO Electric and Fortis Inc. have …

EEI and America's investor-owned electric companies were active during the 2025 NARUC Winter Policy Summit in Washington, D.C., which convened more than 2,100 summit attendees to discuss the critical partnership between the electric power industry …

Steve Young held a variety of leadership positions during his 44 years at Duke Energy, most recently serving as the company’s executive vice president and chief commercial officer. He retired at the end of June. Young recently spoke with EP to share …