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Bookmark or Share- Best Duke energy rate plan options? : r/raleigh - RedditDuke offers these two: TOU (Time-of-Use) with Peak at around 27.65 cents per kWh during peak hours, and 10.47 cents during off-peak hours, and a discounted rate at about 6.8 cents per kWh. TOUD (Time-of-Use with Demand), with on-peak at 14.4 cents per kWh, off-peak at 6.1 cents, and a discounted rate at 4 cents.
- Just an update as to why your Duke Energy bill is higher, and ... - RedditSo the NCUC - Duke's regulator - is basically a wholly captured subsidiary of Duke Energy? On what basis do you claim that the company's rate requests are "laughable", i.e., pro forma? Would love to see any evidence you can muster to support. Are you aware these are also the NCUC's tasks?
- Duke Energy fixed bill..scam? : r/StPetersburgFL - RedditFor me, Duke Energy's Budget Billing algorithm is broken. The problem started in March of '21 when Duke Energy started lowering my monthly payments throughout the year by about 20%. There was no change in my usage or rate. Naturally, this resulted in a deficit, and I received a bill for about $600 to settle the deficit.
- Duke Energy Sucks : r/NorthCarolina - RedditDuke Energy has to justify rate increases and get them approved by the State, and they're entitled to a certain profit margin -- across the entire company, that margin is about 8.5% and that margin gives stockholders a dividend of about 4% on the value of their Duke stock (That steady return is the main reason why a lot of senior citizens ...
- Duke Energy charging for streetlights? : r/raleigh - RedditNew to the area, first time homebuyers. So we moved to a house in the 27603 area back in October '21. We noticed that last November, Duke Energy included a ~$6 charge for a streetlight. When we called them, they said that it's for a streetlight on our property. We don't have a streetlight on our property, so the call got escalated to someone else.
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