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Congratulations to Duke Energy Indiana State President Stan Pinegar for being named to the Indianapolis Business Journal’s #Indiana250 list, which recognizes the state’s most influential business and community leaders. 🔗: spr.ly/6013fK1QW

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.

Representatives from the @DukeEnergy Customer Care team worked with customers who had billing questions at United Way of Johnson Co’s Fast Track school supply distribution event at Greenwood H.S.

With the summer heat in full effect and the feel like temperatures reaching the triple digits, District Manager Rick Burger with Duke Energy is giving out some tips to help lower your electric bill while staying cool at home. mywabashvalley.com/news/local-new…

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible today, most likely during the afternoon into early evening hours. Damaging wind gusts and localized flash flooding will be the primary threats. The flood threat will continue into early next week. #INwx

Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for potential severe weather, including strong thunderstorms and damaging winds, that may bring widespread outages to its Indiana service territory this weekend. news.duke-energy.com/releases/duke-…

This week, Duke Energy volunteers teamed up with the Avon Education Foundation to sort and organize school supplies in preparation for their annual Supply it Forward drive. Each year, the event supports 1,200 students as they prepare to head back to school.

Summer months can be the hungriest stretch of the year for kids who rely on free or reduced school meals. To offer support, we partnered with Bridgeway Church, @KokomoHousing, @unitedwayhoco & @HealthHoco to provide hot lunches and groceries to local students and their families.

The PACE Community Action Agency hosted an Energy Education Event in Sullivan. Participants learned about their utility bill, tips to conserve energy and the resources that are available to assist consumers. The event was sponsored by @DukeEnergy #WeAreDE

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!

Duke Energy crews have been hard at work restoring power after severe weather caused significant outages. wthitv.com/news/indiana-s…

When strong storms occur, Duke Energy urges residents to remain patient and vigilant. But what does the company recommend the community to do to stay safe? wlfi.com/news/top-stori…

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.

A glimpse of some of the damage @DukeEnergyIN 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.

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

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-…

Lineworkers, tree trimmers, damage assessors and other support personnel are out in full force restoring power across our service territory. Here’s a glimpse of some of the damage @DukeEnergyIN crews are addressing in Monroe and Vigo counties.

.@DukeEnergyIN 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

Duke Energy line specialist Caleb Royer touches a Mylar balloon to a power line to show what happens when the two meet during a demonstration on Wednesday at Duke's Home Avenue office in Terre Haute. @DukeEnergy Read David Kronke's story soon at Tribstar.com.

Second line of thunderstorms approaching the state line from the East. This round will bring heavy rain, gusty winds, large hail, and isolated tornado threats through the evening. Stay weather aware. #INwx