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Is the Heat or Duke Energy Driving Price Hike?

The $42 monthly credit for tens of thousands of low-income customers expires as Duke seeks a roughly 9.5% residential rate increase.

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As temperatures soar, Duke Energy customers are noticing higher bills.

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Duke Energy deals double whammy to its poorest North Carolina…

A pilot program that applies a credit to low-income households’ monthly bills is poised to end at the same time rates rise for everyone

·Asheville, United States
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Is the heat or Duke Energy driving price hike?

As temperatures soar, Duke Energy customers are noticing higher bills.

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Record and Landmark broke the news on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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