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Duke Energy Progress - (NC)

Investor Owned electric utility · North Carolina · #16 of 3,199 U.S. utilities by customers · EIA utility #3046

Customers
1,782,155
Electricity sold
44,407 GWh
Revenue
$5.40B
Avg rate (all customers)
12.15¢
Residential rate
15.07¢
Est. residential bill
$160/mo
Summer peak demand
13,255 MW

Duke Energy Progress - (NC) is a investor owned electric utility serving 1,782,155 customers in North Carolina, South Carolina. In 2025 it sold 44,407 gigawatt-hours of electricity for $5.40B in revenue, an average realized rate of 12.15¢ per kWh across all customer classes and 15.07¢ per kWh for residential customers. Its reported service territory covers 69 counties. EIA records its activities as: generation, transmission, buying transmission, distribution, wholesale marketing.

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Customers, sales and rates by customer class (2025)

ClassCustomersSales (GWh)RevenueAvg realized rateShare of sales
Residential1,527,82519,454$2.93B15.07¢
Commercial251,29515,596$1.72B11.02¢
Industrial3,0359,357$746.82M7.98¢
Total1,782,15544,407$5.40B12.15¢

Average realized rate = revenue divided by sales as reported on EIA Form 861. It blends fixed charges, demand charges and riders into one per-kWh figure; it is not the utility's tariff rate. Estimated residential bill assumes the average residential customer's actual 2025 usage (1,061 kWh/month).

Operations by state

StateCustomersSales (GWh)Residential rate
North Carolina1,605,33038,54315.19¢
South Carolina176,8255,86514.09¢

Five-year trend

YearCustomersSales (GWh)RevenueResidential rate
20211,644,31143,243$4.13B11.62¢
20221,688,58944,852$4.52B12.18¢
20231,718,12841,891$4.79B14.24¢
20241,753,57543,285$5.32B15.47¢
20251,782,15544,407$5.40B15.07¢

Reliability (2025)

Average outage time (SAIDI): 183 minutes per customer per year
Average outages (SAIFI): 1.41 per customer
Average restoration time (CAIDI): 130 minutes

As reported for North Carolina under the IEEE standard, with major event days included where the standard reports them. Lower is better; see the reliability rankings.

Energy supply (2025)

Net generation: 63,150 GWh
Wholesale power purchased: 10,569 GWh
Winter peak demand: 14,976 MW
Energy losses: 4.7% of energy handled

Meters & rooftop solar (2025)

Smart (AMI) meters: 99.6% of 1,827,780 meters
Customer-sited generation (net metering): 30,535 installations, 280.9 MW of capacity

Counties served

Alamance, NCAnson, NCAvery, NCBeaufort, NCBladen, NCBrunswick, NCBuncombe, NCCarteret, NCCaswell, NCChatham, NCChesterfield, SCClarendon, SCColumbus, NCCraven, NCCumberland, NCDarlington, SCDillon, SCDuplin, NCDurham, NCEdgecombe, NCFlorence, SCFranklin, NCGeorgetown, SCGranville, NCGreene, NCGuilford, NCHalifax, NCHarnett, NCHaywood, NCHenderson, NCHoke, NCHorry, SCJackson, NCJohnston, NCJones, NCKershaw, SCLee, NCLee, SCLenoir, NCMadison, NCMarion, SCMarlboro, SCMcDowell, NCMitchell, NCMontgomery, NCMoore, NCNash, NCNew Hanover, NCOnslow, NCOrange, NCPamlico, NCPender, NCPerson, NCPitt, NCRandolph, NCRichmond, NCRobeson, NCRutherford, NCSampson, NCScotland, NC + 9 more counties

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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 2025 (filed by the utility; figures as published). Utility #3046 in the EIA frame.

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