Duke Energy outages and service status in Greenwood, Indiana
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- Duke Energy generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Greenwood, including 0 direct reports.
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The latest reports from users having issues in Greenwood come from postal codes 46143 .
Duke Energy, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is an electric power holding company in the United States.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Greenwood, Indiana
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Live Outage Map Near Greenwood, Indiana
The most recent Duke Energy outage reports came from the following cities: Greenwood.
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Greenwood
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Power Outage | 13 days ago |
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Duke Energy Issues Reports Near Greenwood, Indiana
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Greenwood and nearby locations:
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Glidden (@Glidden881) reported from Greenwood, Indiana@DukeEnergy...FIX YOUR ONLINE SIGN-IN PAGE! The redirection to “Re-Register” your account for an “easier way to manage your account online” does not work. I’ve done the required steps only to have the red lettering tell me the account is already registered! I KNOW! Trying to pay!
Duke Energy Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Rick Trotter (@rtrotter15) reported@ForwardCarolina @DukeEnergy 1. Datacenter demand growth should be paid for by a premium on datacenter electricity consumption, phasing out over some years. 2. Stockholders should be paying for this demand growth (investment) as it represents an increase in future earnings.
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Paul Woolverton (@FO_Woolverton) reported@lisasorg @mlhewlett @DukeEnergy Phones are also recording devices and cameras. If the policy is to keep these devices out of court rooms, which is legal, is it also legal to enforce the policy on government meetings where the law specifically says the public is allowed to record and take pictures? The
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Carlos Cesar Leon M (@CarlosCesarLM) reported@Swole_82 @DukeEnergy Hey @Swole_82, I totally get the frustration—going from $200 to $798 bills in 5 years is insane and nobody should have to deal with that. 😤 If you’re open to it, I can show you options for solar energy that could help lock in lower costs long-term and reduce reliance on Duke’s
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andrew mamczur (@andrew_mamczur) reported@DukeEnergy power outage twice in one month. Absolutely ridiculous, figure it out.
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B1B_Lancer (@B1B_Lancer) reported@kgarciadumont The same thing happened with @DukeEnergy during Hurricane Matthew in 2016. There were multiple documented cases of union crews being told to turn around and go back home because Duke Energy didn't want to pay up. The sure give their execs big bonuses every year, though.
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BT (@blueridgehills1) reported@DukeEnergy **** bag company ripping off customers with unjustified increases!
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DBNgenuity (veteran, engineer, geologist) 🦉 (@DNgenuity48883) reported@DE_LoganS @DukeEnergy Please help me convince my wife that the lowest comfortable setting is lower than she thinks it is… There is a good reason why God invented silk and wool!
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Keep Smiling (@timeflies42) reported@JenAgainDoh @will_doran @DukeEnergy Yes, Rep got us here. In 2025, the R majority legislature voted to let Duke Energy delay planned carbon-emissions reductions &also allow it to charge customers for new power plants before they’re built, even if never completed, shifting the risks from stockholders to customers.
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Ned Griffin (@Ned_Griffin) reported@DukeEnergy @OddHistorian Nothing like the ole we want to help DM us BS Tweet. Extra fees are how companies like @DukeEnergy get around having their requests for rate increases turned down.
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Dom (@teflondom25) reported@DukeEnergy kinda funny how not only does your energy costs per watt keep increasing every month, but so does your number of outages in my area. How weak is your infrastructure if one car can take out 1500+ customers for 5+ hours. Mind you this has become a monthly thing near me