Had the pleasure of meeting #LeeCorso and hearing him speak at a @HernandoChamber meeting nearly a decade ago. I’ll never forget his advice: Never Sacrifice Your Integrity. Not for a job, a relationship, etc. Stuck with me to this day. Truly a legend🧡

Look up tonight for something sweet! The full Strawberry Moon, named by the Algonquin tribes for the time of year that berries ripen, will take to the night skies on June 10-11.

We're here to help customers save throughout the entire year, not just during the winter and summer seasons when energy use can spike. Hear why Monique Trice loves being a part of the team leading year-round programs that make a difference for our customers and our communities.

Duke Energy marks Engineers Week, highlighting power grid dispatcher training

Definitely recommend for anyone looking to take a little time out of their day to make a big difference💚

NEW: Duke Energy Florida is encouraging customers to complete a free home or business energy check to reevaluate energy goals and take advantage of available rebate programs. https://t.co/9casoPk0iZ.

Which power lines should go underground? It depends

#DYK @DukeEnergy meteorologists like Colleen (and our #FLWX fav Max) play a key role in forecasting #severewx and providing resources when a major storm strikes. More from Colleen Peterson:

“She’s the epitome of good, old fashioned, Polk County charm.” That’s @DoddNancy 🥹 Congratulations! Proud to call you my friend and colleague. Duke Energy’s Nancy Dodd, P&P Exterior, Proflex honored as best of Northeast Polk Chamber

Snow or no snow, these tips will help you save and get ahead of your energy use before your next bill hits. ⬇️

.@DukeEnergy line crews are onsite making repairs & working to reroute power to areas of downtown St Pete. Crews will continue working thru the night until everyone is restored. We apologize for the inconvenience. Power restoration info: https://t.co/vTp8QbPCyo

Great to be at the @CPChamberC Focus on 2025 event at @PinellasTech this morning, where @DukeEnergy Florida State President Melissa Seixas offered a look back at the 2024 Hurricane Season and projections for the year ahead. 🗓️

It’s also a good time to highlight the importance of our certified arborists and tree crews, who work 365 days a year to keep lines clear and keep the power flowing to Duke Energy Florida’s 2 million customers.

Of course Florida has its own Arbor Day! Thnx to friends like @arborday, @DukeEnergy will be giving away 1,000 free trees on Friday to encourage Floridians to plant the right tree in the right place to help reduce outages & keep yards green. https://t.co/HoFzizENQa

NEW: Following a devastating hurricane season, Duke Energy Florida is giving away 1,000 free trees to its customers as part of its ongoing collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation. https://t.co/fnwZ1qM2c4.

As 2024 comes to a close, we revisit the stories that captured your attention – from perspectives on the future of energy to the personal stories behind the work we do. https://t.co/i4uBBWOyrR.

Duke Energy Florida files for costs associated with emergency activation and response to hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton. Response efforts included mobilizing 27,000+ workers and other resources to restore power for approximately 2 million customers. https://t.co/3PdnuLsgUC.

Savor the past: Duke Energy's timeless recipe collection

Pinellas County Schools receives $100k for sustainability education https://t.co/8tQB4XTzMN via @stpetecatalyst

On the final day of @DukeEnergy Florida’s #12DaysOfSavings, we want to remind our customers not to forget about outside lighting! Use LED light bulbs that have combined photosensors and motion sensors to save energy. To learn more, visit https://t.co/emISzcGy0U