Duke Energy has published its first-quarter 2026 financial results online. Company leaders will discuss these results during a scheduled investor presentation accessible via webcast or phone.
Duke Energy has announced more than $5 billion in expected cost-saving benefits for its customers following regulatory approvals on key initiatives. These include combining its Carolinas utilities and monetizing tax credits through new agreements.
Duke Energy Foundation has announced a $600,000 investment aimed at boosting North Carolina’s energy workforce through grants supporting community colleges and regional partners. The funding targets hands-on training programs aligned with growing demand across the state’s energy sector.
Duke Energy will donate $1,000 for every Tampa Bay Rays win during the upcoming baseball season to assist Floridians struggling with utility bills. The program builds on last year’s efforts that raised $82,000 for customer aid.
Duke Energy will release its first-quarter 2026 financial results on May 5 via its website. An analyst conference call led by top executives is scheduled later that morning. A recording of the discussion will be made available online.
Piedmont Natural Gas has applied for a base rate adjustment in South Carolina effective October 2026. The proposal includes both an increase in base rates and reductions in natural gas cost rates aimed at mitigating bill impacts.
Duke Energy has finalized its $2.48 billion sale of its Tennessee Piedmont Natural Gas operations to Spire. The proceeds will help fund major infrastructure investments aimed at meeting rising energy demands while keeping customer costs manageable.
FloridaMakes has received a $600,000 grant aimed at expanding apprenticeships for the state’s manufacturers. The funding will support training programs that help upskill workers and connect employers with job-ready candidates.
Duke Energy received approval from regulators on Mar. 26 for a major new natural gas plant in Anderson County aimed at meeting rising electricity demand driven by population growth in South Carolina. Construction could start as soon as summer 2027.
Duke Energy has awarded $50,000 grants each to five Florida colleges supporting electrical lineworker training programs. The initiative aims to prepare students for careers in utility work while addressing workforce needs in a growing field.