Duke Energy serves 860,000 electric customers in SC, providing reliable energy and innovative solutions to power the state's growth and sustainability.
Greenville, S.C.
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@DukeEnergySC was proud to be part of Fam Jam, hosted by @MillVillageFarm in Greenville today! 💙
Community is personal to us. It’s about the families we serve, the neighbors we connect with, and the relationships we build right here in the Upstate. Having the opportunity to show up, spend time with families, share smiles, and be part of a day centered around bringing people together is what community impact is all about.
We’re grateful to Mill Village Farms for creating such a meaningful event and for allowing us to be part of the fun! 💙
#DukeEnergy #MillVillageFarms #FamJam #CommunityMatters #CommunityImpact
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Throughout the month of November, @DukeEnergySC and the Duke Energy Foundation were proud to invest in our communities and help fight food insecurity right here in Greenville and across South Carolina!
Through the “Powering Plates. Nourishing Neighbors” campaign, more than $500,000 was provided to nearly 70 organizations statewide, including $100,000 to support FoodShare South Carolina hubs in the Upstate.
Here in Greenville, we were proud to partner with @MillVillageFarm for the annual Yam Jam, bringing together more than 200 volunteers to pack thousands of pounds of sweet potatoes for families in need.
It’s about more than providing food — it’s about neighbors helping neighbors and making a meaningful difference in the communities we serve. ❤️
#DukeEnergy #DukeEnergyFoundation #GreenvilleSC #CommunityImpact #FightingHunger
Duke Energy South Carolina retweeted
⏰ Fall back this Sunday! Daylight Saving Time ends November 1st at 2:00 AM.
🌅 Sunsets will occur around 5:30 PM across much of the western Carolinas and northeast Georgia.
📻 Remember to check your NOAA Weather Radio batteries!
#ncwx #scwx #gawx
ALT National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg graphic showing sunset times across western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, and northeast Georgia on Sunday, November 1, 2026, after Daylight Saving Time ends. A map uses blue shading for sunsets before 5:30 PM and orange shading for sunsets at or after 5:30 PM. Earlier sunsets are concentrated across the eastern Piedmont, including Charlotte (5:28 PM), Salisbury (5:26 PM), and Monroe (5:27 PM). Later sunsets occur farther west, including Asheville (5:34 PM), Greenville (5:35 PM), Spartanburg (5:33 PM), and Toccoa (5:39 PM). A clock graphic reminds viewers to set clocks back one hour at 2 AM Sunday. A NOAA Weather Radio reminder encourages checking batteries in weather radios and other safety devices.
Duke Energy South Carolina retweeted
The same skill, safety and teamwork Duke Energy lineworkers bring to customers every day earned six awards on the world stage at the International Lineman’s Rodeo. spr.ly/6014BHXphi.
Duke Energy South Carolina retweeted
Happy #NuclearScienceWeek! A few numbers that help tell that story for @DukeEnergy’s nuclear fleet across the Carolinas.
Duke Energy South Carolina retweeted
Signs of progress: Greenwood, Ware Shoals plan new landmarks with Duke Energy grants indexjournal.com/news/signs-… via @ijindexjournal
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Congratulations to Clemson on receiving a @DukeEnergy Foundation Main Street grant! With an evolving layout, this project will make it easier to find parking and enjoy everything downtown has to offer. Proud to support investments that strengthen the heart of the community.
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@DukeEnergy is honored to support @KeepOneSpartan2 with a $10,000 Mainstreet Revitalization Grant. This investment will help support local efforts to strengthen and improve the places that make Spartanburg a great place to live, work, and visit.
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Happy 200th Anniversary to Anderson County! The Duke Energy team was proud to be part of the bicentennial parade and celebrate this historic milestone with the community. #Anderson200
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Unusually hot September weather is driving high electricity demand across parts of the Carolinas. Duke Energy is asking customers in North Carolina and South Carolina to reduce electricity use from 2-8 p.m. TODAY, Friday, Sept. 18. spr.ly/6016BGnhXn.
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.@Edison_Electric recognizes Duke Energy for its response to Winter Storm Fern, restoring service to nearly 200,000 customers after the storm brought freezing rain, sleet and snow across the Carolinas in January 2026. spr.ly/6015BGTbQN.
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We had a great @DukeEnergy Regional Advisory Board meeting yesterday. We heard from speakers who shared insights on the evolving utility landscape, the combining of utilities, and the important role our Foundation investments play in strengthening the communities we serve. 💡
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Gov. @henrymcmaster has proclaimed September 2026 as Preparedness Month in South Carolina, encouraging residents, families, and communities to prepare now so they're ready when disasters strike.
Read more: scemd.org/news/september-is-…
Duke Energy South Carolina retweeted
For more than a century, hydropower has helped power Duke Energy's journey, and today it continues generating nearly 3,800 MW of carbon-free electricity while supporting the lakes and rivers people love. #HydropowerDay
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Organizations can apply now through Aug. 31.
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@DukeEnergySC was honored to be a part of the celebration of National Health Center Week and support the incredible work of Foothills Community Health Care. 💙
It was great connecting with community members, sharing energy efficiency tips for these hot summer months, and providing information about billing assistance programs that can help families manage their energy costs.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by—we’re proud to support healthier, stronger communities. 🧡
#DukeEnergy #PoweringCommunities
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Duke Energy has posted its second-quarter 2026 financial results. Learn more: spr.ly/6012BECRca.
Duke Energy South Carolina retweeted
On Tuesday Duke Energy teammates helped pack meals and presented a $15,000 foundation grant to Meals on Wheels in Anderson. Proud to support their important work serving seniors across Anderson County!
@DukeEnergySC
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Duke Energy Foundation awards $300K to organizations serving senior citizens greenvillejournal.com/commun… via @gvljournal
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📚 @DukeEnergySC was proud to be part of the Williamston Police Department & Anderson School District One Back-to-School Bash! 🎒
It was an incredible evening serving our community and helping local students get ready for a successful school year.
More than 500 students received backpacks filled with school supplies, and we’re especially proud that the @DukeEnergy Foundation contributed $4,000 to help provide those much-needed supplies. Investing in education is one of the many ways we support the communities we serve.
A big thank you to the Williamston Police Department, Anderson School District One, Envision Williamson and all of the community partners who came together to make this event such a success. Wishing all students, teachers, and families a safe and amazing school year! 💙⚡📚🍎
#DukeEnergy #PoweringCommunities #BackToSchool #CommunityPartners #EducationMatters #AndersonSC #WilliamstonSC
