The Duke Energy Foundation is investing $600,000 to support North Carolina's energy workforce development, allocating $500,000 to 20 community colleges and $100,000 to two regional partners. This funding will enhance hands-on training, equipment, scholarships, and curriculum in energy-related fields like electrical systems, welding, and HVAC. The investment addresses growing energy demands driven by nearly $10 billion in planned grid upgrades and North Carolina's rapid population and economic growth. These efforts aim to prepare a skilled local workforce to meet future infrastructure and energy needs.
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...
