Duke Energy Progress
Investor-owned utility
South Carolina · Planned outages
Duke Energy Progress Planned Outages in South Carolina
Duke Energy Progress
Planned outage schedule
No planned outages listed right now.
Utilities usually notify affected customers directly by phone, text, email or door hanger. Sign up for outage alerts in your utility’s app or account to get notices.
Duke Energy Progress: how planned outages are announced
Duke Energy says it tries to tell every affected customer before scheduled work by phone, email or text. There is no public list of planned outages. If urgent work can’t wait, the outage map may show it labelled “planned outage” with an estimated restoration time.
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Recent reports in South Carolina
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Auto-resolved Florence, SC 29505 · Florence County “Resolved automatically: no new outage reports for 24 hours”
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Auto-resolved Irmo, SC 29063 · Richland County “Resolved automatically: no new outage reports for 24 hours”
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Auto-resolved Columbia, SC 29210 · Richland County “Resolved automatically: no new outage reports for 24 hours”
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About planned outages
Duke Energy Progress schedules planned outages for equipment upgrades, tree trimming and repairs. Affected customers are usually notified in advance by phone, text, email or door hanger.
If your power is out outside a scheduled window, report it to Duke Energy Progress and on your ZIP code page so neighbors know.