Our Indiana crews, along with teams from Duke Energy in Ohio and Kentucky, continue to work quickly and safely to restore power to our remaining 7,000 customers who are experiencing outages due to last night's storms. We are reaching out directly to affected customers with estimated times of restoration.

Thursday night’s high winds hit our northern #Indiana service area particularly hard, bringing down trees and damaging power lines and poles. Nearly 40,000 customers were affected by outages. Crews have restored service to more than 27,000 with about 11,000 out of service as of late this morning, primarily in the Lafayette and Kokomo regions (photo below is from Howard County). To speed power restoration, we have moved crews from areas less affected in the state, brought in contractors to supplement our local force, and mobilized additional support from our Ohio/Kentucky operations. Please avoid any downed power lines, assume they are energized, and report them to us at 800-343-3525. We appreciate our customers' patience as we work as quickly and safely as possible to restore power.

Duke Energy's Share the Light Fund helps customers who may need assistance with paying their electric bills. In 2026, #Indiana's legislature passed legislation that will lead to even more support next year for Hoosiers in need. Learn more about Share the Light here: duke-energy.com/home/billing…

Duke Energy offers new tools to save energy and money this summer share.google/NSLlia0STihgE8D…

The Odon Winkelpleck Public Library kicked off the Summer Reading Program today and hosted a dinosaur show at the Odon Park. The Dinosaur Experience was sponsored by Duke Energy.

Southern Indiana scouts learned about electrical safety at a live line demonstration by our @DukeEnergy crews. Thanks to one of our engineering techs who volunteers as an assistant scoutmaster. He and another crew member participating in the demo are both Eagle Scouts.

Duke Energy volunteers pack 'Welcome Home' baskets for new scholars at Family Scholar House wdrb.com/news/duke-energy-vo… via @WDRBNews

Today we join all Hoosiers in honoring the #Indiana men and women who sacrificed everything for our country. This beautiful flag display for #MemorialDay is on the square in #Noblesville.

A peaceful way to start the morning with @DukeEnergyIN Lafayette team. We’re grateful for the time to pause and reflect on the meaning of Memorial Day. 🇺🇸 #America250

Had a great time watching the @DukeEnergyIN Duke Energy Players perform at @bvillemiddle teaching the kids about energy efficiency in a fun and engaging show!

Duke Energy was honored to play a small role in this event over the weekend, which was aimed at supporting #Hoosier military veterans. youtu.be/v1aPS60IBvs?si=Q5JW… #memorialday

Congratulations to @CityOfCarmelIn and @city_fishers - both in our #Indiana service territory - for claiming the top 2 spots in US News & World Report's "Top 250 Best Places to Live in the U.S. in 2026-2027." realestate.usnews.com/places…

Duke Energy representatives were on hand at the Food Finders Fresh Market food pantry in #Lafayette today to talk with customers about our many energy- and money-savings programs. In addition to this direct customer outreach at the pantry, the Duke Energy Foundation has regularly supported the nonprofit with shareholder-funded grants to buy meat, dairy and produce.

Duke Energy breaks ground on Cayuga Energy Complex project in Vermillion County news.duke-energy.com/release…

"Duke Energy volunteers help Terre Haute Humane Society" via @WTHITV wthitv.com/news/duke-energy-… via @WTHITV

Duke Energy applied for DOE loans that, if awarded, represent potentially billions of dollars in customer savings to help reliably meet rising energy demand. Read more 🔗: spr.ly/6014BBSt1M.

Twelve Duke Energy lineworkers from Indiana recently advanced from a regional rodeo to represent the company at the International Lineman’s Rodeo in October in Bonner Springs, Kan., where they will compete against top line workers from around the world. inkfreenews.com/2026/05/09/1…

The Shelbyville Farmers Market is open!! @DukeEnergyIN is proud to be the presenting sponsor of this great market. @cityshelbyville @MainStShelby

Duke Energy employees volunteered for Project Move Out at @LifeAtPurdue. This is a program that gathers food & other items that students leave behind, and donates them to nonprofits who serve those in need.