Duke Energy announces leadership promotions in federal affairs division

Duke Energy announces leadership promotions in federal affairs division
Duke Energy Ohio Executive Vice President, Customer Experience, Harry K. Sideris — Duke Energy Ohio
0Comments

Duke Energy has announced leadership changes within its federal affairs, policy, sustainability, and philanthropy departments. Pepper Natonski has been promoted to senior vice president of federal affairs, policy, and sustainability. Tom Craig will take on the role of vice president of federal affairs. Both appointments will be effective from July 1.

Louis Renjel, Duke Energy’s executive vice president and chief corporate affairs officer, remarked on the significance of these appointments for the company’s federal engagement efforts. He stated: “Duke Energy is executing an ambitious strategy to serve the growing needs of our customers and communities.” Renjel further praised Natonski for her passion and track record in achieving outcomes for customers and stakeholders. He also highlighted Craig’s respected leadership and experience on Capitol Hill.

Natonski expressed her commitment to leading Duke Energy’s teams during what she described as a time of both challenge and opportunity for the industry. She said: “I am honored to lead Duke Energy’s federal affairs, policy, sustainability and philanthropy teams at a time of both challenge and opportunity for our industry.”

Having joined Duke Energy nearly ten years ago, Natonski has played a crucial role in delivering key federal policy outcomes related to tax reforms and infrastructure investments. Her previous experience includes serving as chief of staff to Congressman Richard Hudson.

Tom Craig will now lead the execution of Duke Energy’s federal public policy strategy by representing the company before Congress, the administration, and various federal agencies.

Renjel added: “These appointments reflect the strength and depth of our leadership team. Pepper and Tom exemplify the values and capabilities needed to meet this historic energy moment.”

Duke Energy is a Fortune 150 company based in Charlotte, North Carolina. It serves millions across several states with electricity utilities while also focusing on transitioning towards cleaner energy solutions like renewables.

For more details about Duke Energy’s initiatives or updates from their news center or social media platforms can provide additional insights into their ongoing projects.



Related

Vimal Kapur Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Honeywell agrees to sell Productivity Solutions and Services business to Brady Corporation for $1.4 billion

Honeywell has agreed to sell its Productivity Solutions and Services unit to Brady Corporation for $1.4 billion in cash. The deal is expected later this year pending regulatory approval as part of a larger effort by Honeywell to streamline operations ahead of an upcoming Aerospace spin-off.

Melissa Seixas, Duke Energy Florida state president

Duke Energy pledges donations for Florida customers tied to Tampa Bay Rays wins

Duke Energy will donate $1,000 for every Tampa Bay Rays win this baseball season toward helping Floridians pay their energy bills. Last year’s program provided $82,000 in aid and is part of broader efforts supporting thousands of local residents.

Akio Toyoda, Chairman of Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota announces updates for 2027 Land Cruiser, arriving in spring 2026

Toyota has revealed details about its updated 2027 Land Cruiser SUV set for release in spring 2026. Key changes include new comfort features like heated second-row seats and improved off-road technology alongside enhanced safety systems.

Trending

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from North Raleigh Today.