Duke Energy Corp.’s DUK subsidiary, Duke Energy Carolinas, recently announced that its North Carolina (NC) customers will witness lower electric bills starting from Jan. 1, 2025. This move is part of an annual adjustment for the cost of fuel used to generate electricity at its power plants,

Customers in the Charlotte, Triad and Durham areas will see a decrease because of lower fuel costs, Duke Energy said.

The breach is said to include some personal data of many of Duke’s over 8M customers.

Millions of Duke Energy customers across North Carolina will see a drop in their energy bill in 2025. The Charlotte-based utility giant said its Duke Energy Carolinas customers living in North Carolina will have rates cut by 6.