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How do we inspire girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)?

At Duke Energy, we value teamwork and appreciate the varied and diverse backgrounds of our employees. This month we take extra time to celebrate Veterans...

The text came Monday morning that there were finally signs that the sea turtle nest we were monitoring was ready to “boil” with babies. After nearly two weeks of sitting with the nest every evening the volunteers were ready for the big event...

While students enjoyed the last lazy days of summer, Robinson Nuclear Plant volunteers rolled up their sleeves to give a local school a makeover.

Robinson Nuclear team member Celia Thompson reads to children at Bishopville Elementary. Studies show that children’s reading skills atrophy over the summer break. In an effort to help prevent this decline, Duke Energy and Reading is Fundamental have ...

For decades, the Duke Energy nuclear fleet has been a dedicated environmental steward. From preserving land for public recreation, to maintaining healthy forests and protecting sea turtles, our nuclear sites have become caretakers of the land, water ...

Nuclear Professionals Giving Back Cecil Rhodes and the Maritime Museum With about 28,000 employees scattered from the Carolinas to Florida and Indiana, and operations spanning 150 years, if you live in or near Duke Energy’s service areas chances are ...

After seeing a 5-year-old boy without a coat on a cold day, a young father decided to make a difference.

2,200. We’re not referring to the number of megawatts one of our nuclear plants produces. Instead, it’s the total number of students and employees who have participated in the pen pal programs at Catawba and McGuire nuclear stations since its start ...

More than a dozen Robinson Nuclear Plant volunteers assisted members of Girl Scout Troop 119 with earning their painting badges recently. Each member received her own bird house to paint and take home. They also painted several bird houses for ...