Duke Energy Carolinas customer rates drop 6.2% on Jan. 1

Duke Energy Carolinas announces rate decrease. How much you could save starting Wednesday
Customers in the Charlotte, Triad and Durham areas will see a decrease because of lower fuel costs, Duke Energy said.
Duke Energy Carolinas customer rates to drop 6.2% on Wednesday
Duke Energy Carolinas customers, which include Charlotte, Durham, and the Triad, will see a 6.2% rate decrease on Wednesday due to falling fuel prices, the energy company stated Tuesday in a news release.
Duke Energy says customer rates will drop Jan. 1 by a little over 6%
According to Duke Energy, a typical residential customer in the Tar Heel state using 1,000 kWh per month will see an overall decrease of nearly $9 from current rates, falling from about $144 to about $135. This is 22% below the national average of about $174, a difference of about $466 per year.
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A typical residential customer in North Carolina using 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per month will see an overall decrease of $8.96, or about 6.2%, from current rates, falling from $144.31 to $135.35. That is 22% below the national average of $174.21 – a difference of approximately $466 per year.
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