Duke Energy Carolinas investor-owned utility
North Carolina utility rate cases
Rates are set by the North Carolina Utilities Commission. Households are represented by Public Staff. The average North Carolina home pays about $144 a month for 1,015 kWh (EIA, 2024). North Carolina ranks #20 of 51 for the average monthly bill.
1 pending rate case
2 utilities tracked in North Carolina. Enter your ZIP on the home page to see the one that serves you.
Utilities
Duke Energy Progress investor-owned utility
Pending, biggest first
1
North Carolina service territory base rate case
Dominion Energy Virginia, NC
This is a separate North Carolina case from Dominion's larger Virginia rate filings; it only affects Dominion customers in Dominion's small northeastern North Carolina service area.
+$17a month, est.
Recent decisions
Duke Energy Carolinas North Carolina rate case settlement
Duke Energy Carolinas, NC
If the commission approves the settlement as negotiated, a typical 1,000 kWh residential bill would rise about 6.53 dollars a month once new rates take effect; the case is not yet decided.
+$7a month
Duke Energy Progress North Carolina rate case settlement
Duke Energy Progress, NC
A North Carolina Utilities Commission ruling on this case is due by September 20, 2026; if it does not rule in time, Duke's full 18.1 percent original request takes effect instead of the smaller settlement figure.
+$16a month
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