Duke Energy Plans New Wells for Ohio River Hydro Project
Published Date: 1/28/2026
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Duke Energy Indiana wants to add new water wells at their Markland hydroelectric project on the Ohio River. This change could affect local water use and energy production, and the public has until February 23, 2026, to share their thoughts or objections. If approved, it might impact how water is managed and could involve some costs for Duke Energy.
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