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Duke Energy is the power behind one of the nation’s fastest-growing markets. But we offer more than electrons. Our rates are well below the national average, our reliability is well above, and our business customers rank us in the nation’s top five for overall satisfaction. When you come to the Carolinas, you’ll find that Duke Energy is more than a utility. We’re your business partner. We can help select just the right site for your business. Then we’ll provide dependable and affordable energy to run it, and work with you to find smart new ways to operate efficiently.
Clark Sutton Gillespy, V.P., Econ Dev, Bus Dev, & Terr Strategies

526 S. Church St.
Charlotte, NC 28202
704-382-8184
Fax: 980-373-5206

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ElectriCities is a not-for-profit government service organization representing cities, towns, and universities that own electric distribution systems: more than 70 N.C. cities serve 500,000 customers, with 1 million customers served in N.C., S.C., and Va. ElectriCities provides customer service/safety training, emergency/technical assistance, economic development, communications, government affairs, and legal services.
Brenda Daniels, Econ. Dev. Mgr.

1427 Meadow Wood Blvd.
Raleigh, NC 27604
800-768-7697
919-760-6363
Fax: 919-760-6060

Utility Contact

North Carolina's electric cooperatives deliver reliable power to more than 2.5 million members in 93 of the state's 100 counties. As independent not-for-profit organizations, they provide energy at the lowest possible cost to businesses and homes from the mountains to the coast. Collectively, they are among the top 20 businesses in the state. North Carolina's electric cooperatives have a variety of buildings and sites available for inspection; for information on available locations and all of our services, visit the Economic Development section of our website.
Eddie Miller, Director of Community Development

3400 Sumner Blvd.
Raleigh, NC 27616
919-875-3049
Fax: 919-645-3437

Local Contact

The Fayetteville-Cumberland County area is poised for tremendous growth and investment opportunities as a result of BRAC2005. The area has weathered the economic downtown very well and housing has gained versus falling. Fort Bragg will be the new home of FORSCOM and USARC as of 9-15-2011. Defense and Homeland Security companies are and will be adding offices/operations in the area. Distribution continues to be a key industry due to location.
Phyllis M. Owens, Sr. V.P., Econ. Dev.

201 Hay St.
Fayetteville, NC 28301
800-396-4210
910-433-6777
Fax: 910-483-4042