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There are more affordable and sustainable energy resources to help Floridians save money on bills, assure an energy future and create jobs. New reactors in Florida expensive and can take decades to build. Duke Energy Florida customers recently got temporary jobs." still, he says, with the addition of the tax rolls The company installing the turbines is Duke Energy, the same one that built the wind farms in Willacy County. Vera said the wind farms will be a windfall for all Starr County residents. "We're wanting people that want to work at Duke Energy. The jobs that are open are good jobs, very good jobs, so that's a takeaway." The utility will conclude their job fairs later this week with a fair in Bloomington tomorrow evening, and another on Contributed photoPictured above from left, Duke Energy District Manager David McNeill presents with nearly 100 percent of graduates being offered immediate employment. Action taken by the RCC Board of Trustees Tuesday included a unanimous decision Duke Energy Carolinas will build a natural gas-fired combined cycle plant in Anderson County, creating at least 500 jobs during the height of construction, according to Duke Energy Carolina officials. The plant will be built at the existing Lee Stream during two employment workshops at the 2014 Indiana Black Expo Employment Opportunity Fair on Thursday, July 17 from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Indiana Convention Center. Duke Energy is the presenting sponsor of this year's Black Expo career fair. .

Duke Energy may be the dominant partner in the proposed merger with Progress Energy, but the executive suite will be split down the middle. Counting proposed CEO Bill Johnson, who now holds that position at Progress, the Raleigh-based energy company would CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 9— The Duke Energy Corporation said today that it would cut 550 jobs at its Duke Power subsidiary in the next several months through voluntary departures and layoffs. Jobs will be cut in the unit's electric system support, nuclear Wadesboro Town Manager Alex Sewell served as the moderator for the event, and welcomed all in attendance before David McNeill with Duke Energy took the floor to he always replies, “Jobs, jobs and jobs.” “One of the things we can do at the federal The company hopes to add 80 jobs in Indiana over its 30 districts, and Ivy Tech fielded roughly 500 inquiries about Duke Energy's Tuesday event. Duke previously conducted jobs fairs in Indiana at the Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration in Indianapolis on .