“This is an unprecedented crisis that requires an unprecedented response,” said Lynn Good, @DukeEnergy’s chairman, president and CEO.
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We’re proud to support our customers, communities and employees during this difficult time - while ensuring reliable power. Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures. https://t.co/ES6XYOt9G5
.@DukeEnergy and @PiedmontNG today announced a comprehensive set of steps to help customers, communities and employees manage the economic hardship caused by COVID-19.
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The cavalry arrived last night @TooToughToTame as part of our preps to respond to #HurricaneFlorence. Our @DukeEnergy crews from Florida along with hundreds of utility pros from other utilities are here to restore power in the Carolinas as soon it's safe. #thankalineman
More than 20,000 people will be in place to attack restoration as soon as it’s safe to do so. Right now, 1,200 line workers, contractors and related support personnel from Florida are on their way to the Carolinas to help in Hurricane #Florence efforts.
.@DukeEnergy SC state prez Kodwo Ghartey-Tagoe briefs Gov. @henrymcmaster this morning on our extensive preps for #HurricaneFlorence at the state Emergency Ops Center near Columbia.
Hurricane #Florence is not a storm of inconvenience. It will be a potentially life-changing event for some of our customers. As many as 1 to 3 million, of our 4 million Carolina customers, could experience outages. https://t.co/SYfejoqVKO