Duke Energy to trim trees in southern Indiana this week — from the air
A Duke Energy helicopter crew will use an aerial saw in the next few days to trim trees in the Bloomington area. The utility will be using a “specialty contract helicopter tree trimming crew” in part because the work will be done in “rugged and remote terrain.”
Incoming Duke Energy Corp. CEO Harry Sideris will receive an annual base salary of $1.3 million after taking the helm.
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