The Duke Energy Foundation is providing $100,000 in emergency grants to local nonprofits aiding communities hit by severe storms in Ohio and Kentucky. Funds are allocated to Freestore Foodbank, American Red Cross, and Matthew 25: Ministries to supply food, shelter, and disaster relief materials. This support complements Duke Energy's ongoing power restoration efforts for over 180,000 affected customers. The grants aim to meet immediate needs and help communities recover beyond just restoring electricity.
Duke Energy Corporation's stock is projected to rise about 8.26% to a price target of $127, down slightly from $133, reflecting confidence despite a recent price dip. The company expects a 4.42% increase in earnings per share to $1.89 and a 3.86% ris...
Duke Energy has requested customers in North and South Carolina to voluntarily reduce electricity usage from 2-8 p.m. on September 18 due to unusually hot weather driving high demand on the power grid. The company advises raising thermostats, avoidin...
