Duke Energy launches demand response program for nonresidential customers in South Carolina

Summary

The Public Service Commission of South Carolina has approved Duke Energy's new nonresidential demand response program, PowerShare Storage. This program allows customers to earn bill credits by enrolling qualifying energy storage systems, which can be used to support grid reliability during peak demand periods. The program is set to begin operation in August 2026 and aims to enhance grid stability while providing cost savings for participating customers.

Recent Coverage

• New Duke Energy program helps South Carolina nonresidential customers lower costs while supporting a growing grid

  PR Newswire • May 27

• New Duke Energy program helps South Carolina nonresidential customers lower costs while supporting a growing grid

  Duke Energy • May 27