Duke Energy Corporation Stock News

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Duke Energy's (DUK) recent solar purchase agreement with Ranger Power will provide low-cost, reliable and clean energy to its Indiana customers.

Duke Energy (DUK) increases the quarterly dividend to $1.025 per share, reflecting a rise of 2% from the previous payout.

Duke Energy plans to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. They plan on investing $56B into renewable energy and grid infrastructure over the next decade. Since 2013 annual revenue has risen by 2

Duke Energy's (DUK) introduces a new rooftop solar project with 2MW generation capacity, which will supply solar power to its customers in Kentucky.

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Duke Energy's (DUK) plan to divest its commercial distributed generation business is likely to support the company's clean energy transition and reduce debt.

Regulated utilities provide reliable access to power and are given a government-monitored monopoly. Duke Energy is one of the largest regulated utilities in the U.S. and has an attractive 4.5% dividen

Duke Energy Corp (NYSE:DUK) announced that it is selling its commercial distributed generation business to an affiliate of middle-market infrastructure investor ArcLight for an enterprise value of $36

Utility firm Duke Energy said on Wednesday it would sell its commercial distributed generation business to private equity firm ArcLight Capital Partners in a $364 million deal.

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Duke Energy's (DUK) arm, Duke Energy Indiana, plans to buy 199 MW of solar power.

Duke Energy is a solid utility company with steady EPS and sales growth, fueling a sustainable 3% dividend growth. The company has growth prospects around its investments, especially as the shift towa

Duke Energy isn't exciting, but with a regulated business model, this utility should see slow and steady earnings growth. Brookfield Renewable has already secured and funded 8% annual growth through a