Tyler Crater named Duke Energy large-account executive for Hamilton County
Tyler Crater was named Duke Energy’s Hamilton County account executive in an Oct. 21, 2026 announcement, the Hamilton County Reporter said. He will manage strategic issues and cultivate relationships with Duke’s largest and most complex commercial and industrial customers.

Tyler Crater was named Duke Energy’s Hamilton County account executive in an Oct. 21, 2026 announcement, the Hamilton County Reporter said. As an account executive on Duke’s large account management team, Crater will be responsible for managing strategic issues and cultivating relationships with the utility’s largest and most complex commercial and industrial customers (Hamilton County Reporter).
The Reporter says Crater previously worked as a Business Energy Advisor for Duke Energy serving commercial and industrial customers across Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, and earlier led portions of Duke’s energy-efficiency portfolio as a products and services manager; he graduated from Olivet Nazarene University. A Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation release labels him 'Business Energy Advisor, Duke Energy' in an attached photo caption (Clark-Pleasant release).
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