North Carolina utility data · EIA utility 5416
Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC residential electricity rate
In finalized 2025 EIA-861 data, Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC reported an average 13.41¢ per kWh for bundled residential service in North Carolina.
2025 EIA bundled residential average
13.41¢per kWhEIA derives this average from reported residential revenue and sales. Your actual bill can differ because of current tariffs, fixed charges, taxes, riders, tiers, time-of-use pricing, and other bill components.
What “bundled” means
Supply and delivery are reported together.
We only use a provider headline when EIA reports bundled residential service. That makes the annual figure more complete than an energy-only or delivery-only component, but it still does not reproduce the provider's current rate schedule.
Why this page is in the reviewed cohort
Observed data with a reported territory.
This page met our publication criteria for bundled service, observed data, customer scale, a valid price, and county service-territory coverage. We then selected this provider/state pair for the smaller curated utility cohort.
Simple cost examples
What 13.41¢/kWh implies at common usage levels
These examples multiply usage by the historical annual average. They are not predictions of a Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC bill.
Newer state context
North Carolina's latest monthly residential average is 15.16¢/kWh.
That statewide figure is from July 2026, while the provider figure above is a 2025 annual average. The periods and populations differ, so this is context rather than a direct tariff comparison. See the North Carolina rate page →
Reported service territory
Counties associated with Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC in North Carolina
A county appearing in EIA's service-territory file does not mean every address in that county is served by this utility.
Utility details
Investor Owned
- EIA utility ID
- 5416
- Balancing authority
- DUK
- NERC / RTO
- SERC, Alt Fuel Vehicle, Alt Fuel Vehicle 2, Bundled, Buying Transmission, Distribution, Generation, Other, Transmission, Wholesale Marketing
- Residential sales
- 23,445,019 MWh
Source and verification
Final 2025 EIA Form 861 data
Provider identity, service type, customers, sales, revenue, and county territory come from EIA's finalized annual files.
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