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Duke Energy Progress is Asking for an 18.9 Percent Rate Hike

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The increase is equivalent to 18.9 percent for a household that uses 1,000 kilowatt hours per month. It will be staggered over three years, with the largest surge occurring in 2023-2024, at an extra $14.72 on the monthly bill. The 36 counties in Duke Energy Progress territory include some of the poorest areas of the state.

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The average Duke Energy Progress residential customer will pay an additional $25.55 per month for electricity by 2026, if the NC Utilities Commission approves the company’s request for a rate hike. The increase is equivalent to 18.9% for a household that uses 1,000 kilowatt hours per month. It will be staggered over three years, with ...

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