Temperatures in the Carolinas are expected to reach the 90s, increasing demand on cooling systems as they run longer to maintain indoor comfort. Duke Energy urges customers to prepare their cooling units by changing air filters, clearing debris, and adjusting thermostats to improve efficiency and reduce energy use during the heatwave. They also offer free home energy assessments and discounts on smart thermostats to help manage energy consumption. These steps aim to ease strain on cooling systems and lower energy costs as temperatures rise.
The VictoryShares US Large Cap High Div Volatility Wtd ETF (CDL) generates income primarily from dividends of large U.S. companies with stable payouts, especially regulated utilities like WEC Energy, Duke Energy, and FirstEnergy, which have strong di...
Duke Energy has applied for loans from the U.S. Department of Energy to fund investments aimed at strengthening the electric grid and expanding capacity in fast-growing states. The DOE loans would lower financing costs, allowing Duke Energy to delive...
