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Duke Energy Ohio & Kentucky urge customers to use energy tracking tools during heat

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With Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky forecast to reach the mid-to-upper 90s and feel like 100+, Duke Energy Ohio & Kentucky is reminding customers about tools to track energy use and connect with assistance programs. Usage alerts can be received before the billing cycle ends. A thermostat example shows the system runs longer as outdoor heat widens the temperature gap, using more energy even without changing the dial. Duke Energy Ohio & Kentucky serve about 910,000 electric and 560,000 natural gas customers in Ohio and Kentucky.

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