We provide collocation services and unique access throughout the Duke Energy footprint, making use of monopoles, lightning masts, electrical transmission towers and microwave towers. Existing utility structures offer streamlined zoning and permitting approval processes, quicker turnaround times, and the opportunity to replace higher-cost sites while reducing long-term operating costs.

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    Collocate on Existing Monopoles

    Collocation on existing monopoles is faster and less expensive than developing new cell towers. With access to hundreds of thousands of locations, we manage the entire process with quick turnaround times and using approved contractors.
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    Collocate on Transmission Structures

    Transmission structures are an ideal choice for collocations in challenging siting areas where few options exist to develop a new tower. With our access to Duke Energy infrastructure, we can ensure that the collocation is executed safely and efficiently. We also manage and coordinate with Duke Energy on all repairs and ongoing maintenance.
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    Collocate on Microwave Towers

    In remote areas, microwave towers may be the best opportunity for carriers seeking a higher RAD center for expanded coverage. We provide access to more than 100 microwave/communication structures throughout Duke Energy’s service territory. Microwave towers are typically close to substations and often easier to collocate on than other utility structures, with fewer jurisdictional and other utility restrictions.

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With PeakNet, Safety Comes First. Always.

We give more than lip service when it comes to safety, adhering to strict safety protocols and creating safe working conditions in sometimes hazardous and high-risk environments. With the most stringent safety measures in the business, we look out for the health, welfare and safety of everyone working on our sites, and help to ensure the safety of the people in the communities we serve.

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PeakNet is not the same company as Duke Energy Corporation's regulated utilities, including Duke Energy Carolinas, Duke Energy Florida, Duke Energy Kentucky, Duke Energy Indiana, Duke Energy Ohio and Duke Energy Progress ("Regulated Utilities").

PeakNet is not in any way sanctioned by the state utility commissions regulating the Regulated Utilities; Purchasers of products or services from PeakNet will receive no preference or special treatment from the Regulated Utilities; and a customer does not have to buy products or services from PeakNet in order to continue to receive the same safe and reliable electric or gas service from the Regulated Utilities. Nonpayment for these products or services may result in removal from the program, but will not result in disconnection of electric or gas service by the Regulated Utilities.THIS MESSAGE IS PAID FOR BY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF DUKE ENERGY CORPORATION.