Duke Energy has joined the Careers Electric coalition to train 25,000 workers over the next decade, focusing on electrical careers in North Carolina. This initiative addresses a growing demand for skilled electricians as electrification expands and experienced workers retire. The coalition partners with community colleges and companies to create clear career pathways, invest in training, and connect students to jobs, especially in commercial electrical work. The program aims to scale training in high schools and community colleges, potentially serving as a model for other states.
Duke Energy Florida's EnergyWise Home program provides homeowners and renters up to $141 in annual bill credits by enrolling select appliances for energy use reduction during peak demand. Customers receive credits mostly without changing habits, as a...
Duke Energy announced a quarterly cash dividend increase to $1.085 per common share, up by $0.02, payable on September 16, 2026, to shareholders recorded by August 14, 2026. The company also declared a dividend for its Series A preferred stock at $35...
