Duke Energy offering financial assistance on energy bills for those in need

Energy customers can slash bills with £200 discount - how to apply

It comes as many pensioners are struggling to put on the heating this winter

Duke Energy to offer $300K in bill aid for Indiana customers

Duke Energy plans to offer nearly $300,000 in bill assistance to its Indiana customers facing financial hardships this winter. Nearly $300,000 in financial assistance will be offered to customers in need to help pay their energy bills via the utility’s Share the Light Fund. The fund is supported by Duke Energy shareholders and voluntary contributions from customers and employees, according to a Duke Energy Indiana news release. “Duke Energy’s Sh…

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Share the Light Fund Offers Assistance to Struggling Hoosiers – WRBI Radio

(Plainfield, IN) – Duke Energy Indiana is dedicating nearly $300,000 in financial assistance to help its customers in need pay their energy bills this winter season. The Share the Light Fund is supported by Duke Energy shareholders and voluntary contributions from customers and employees.   “Duke Energy’s Share the Light Fund is available to those who may be struggling to make ends meet,” said Stan Pinegar, president of Duke Energy Indiana. “We