Duke Energy (DUK) is positioned as a solid long-term investment due to its regulated profits from essential infrastructure and a growing dividend yield of 3.6%. The company benefits from an expansive grid and nuclear fleet, which support rising electricity demand, particularly from data centers. The 2027 adjusted earnings per share estimate is $7.08, suggesting a fair value target of $135 based on a 19x multiple. Key risks include regulatory challenges, construction delays, and affordability issues, but customer protections and a robust project pipeline strengthen its outlook.
The Duke Energy Foundation is investing $190,000 in 22 South Carolina communities to revitalize downtowns, neighborhood centers, and commercial corridors. Grants up to $10,000 will fund facade improvements, signage, public spaces, and small business ...
Hurricane Isaias has passed Florida, leaving about 2,200 customers without power in North Florida. Duke Energy has restored power to around 10,000 customers and expects to complete full restoration by this afternoon. The company credits its investmen...
Duke Energy is readying its crews and equipment to handle potential power outages in North and South Carolina caused by the remnants of Hurricane Isaias. While the storm's main path is west of the Carolinas, rain and strong wind gusts could affect th...
Hurricane Isaias threatens power outages across Duke Energy Florida's service area due to strong winds and heavy rain. Duke Energy is ready to restore power as soon as it is safe, emphasizing safety for customers and crews. Customers are advised to f...
