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Duke Energy: All equipment damaged in NC shooting now fixed

Por: Associated Press Business December 07, 2022

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Duke Energy said Wednesday it has completed repairs on substation equipment damaged in and that it had restored power to all but a fraction of the thousands of customers who lost electricity in a central North Carolina county.In a statement on its website, the energy company said all of the equipment damaged in an has been fixed or replaced. The company said Moore County customers will gradually get power back throughout... + full article



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