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The theme it is part of
Highest-graded in Utilities Regulated Electric
Graded A or B and worth $2B or more: A first, then the largest.
NEENextera Energy Inc.177,6B US$A+
ELPCEnergy Co. Of Parana8,1B US$A
KEPKorea Electric Power Corporation6,5B US$A
NGGNational Grid plc87,6B US$B+
EXCExelon Corporation47,3B US$B
Grade rose recently in Utilities
Rose to A or B on a filing in the last 90 days, worth $2B or more: largest first.
CEGConstellation Energy Corporation9 nov 2026BAGraded B, now A
VSTVistra Corp.9 nov 2026CBGraded C, now B
AESThe AES Corporation3 nov 2026CBGraded C, now B- KEPKorea Electric Power Corporation15 sept 2026CAGraded C, now A
Cómo gana dinero
- Retail electric service79 %
- Retail natural-gas service9 %
- Wholesale electricity8 %
Los porcentajes de ingresos son estimaciones para year ended December 31, 2025, high confidence, no cifras de un informe oficial.
Compite con
Qué vende3
Retail electricity
Electricity generated or purchased by Duke Energy and delivered to homes, businesses and industrial customers.
Wholesale electricity
Electricity and power capacity sold to municipalities, cooperative utilities and other companies that serve customers.
Natural-gas delivery
Natural gas transported through local distribution pipes to homes, businesses, industrial customers and power plants.
Quién se lo compra5
- Households that receive electricity or natural gas through a Duke Energy utility and pay utility bills.
- Commercial customers, including businesses and data centers, that buy electricity or natural gas for their facilities.
- Industrial customers, including manufacturers, that buy energy for their operations.
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- Municipalities, cooperative utilities and other companies that buy electricity wholesale to serve their own customers.
- Power plants that buy natural gas for electricity generation.
En qué se apoya y qué podría romperlo
De qué depende el negocio
- 1State utility commissions approve many retail rates and decide whether the company can recover costs through customer bills.
- 2Electric generation depends on supplies of natural gas, nuclear fuel and coal, as well as purchased electricity when company-owned plants are unavailable or demand is high.
- 3Natural-gas delivery depends on adequate supplies of gas and access to interstate pipelines and storage.
- 4The parent company depends on cash coming from its utility subsidiaries and on access to debt and equity markets to fund its financial needs.
Qué podría salir mal
- 1State regulators may not approve rates that let Duke Energy recover the full cost of power plants, grid improvements, storm repairs or other utility expenses.
- 2Severe storms, hurricanes or operating accidents could damage power plants, electricity lines or gas systems and interrupt service.
- 3Coal-ash cleanup, nuclear plant decommissioning and spent-fuel storage can create substantial costs, and recovery of some costs from customers may be uncertain.
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Sobre Duke Energy CORP
Duke Energy owns power plants and the lines that carry electricity, and its utilities deliver power to customers in their service areas. It also distributes natural gas to homes, businesses and some power plants. State regulators approve many of the rates customers pay. At December 31, 2025, it served 8.7 million electric customers (high confidence) and 1.8 million natural-gas customers (high confidence); the gas-customer count includes Tennessee, whose business was sold in 2026.
- Sede
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Fundada en
- 2005 (incorporated May 3, 2005; high confidence)
- Empleados
- 26,441 (December 31, 2025, high confidence)
- Cotiza en
- NYSE
- Cierre del ejercicio
- December 31
Construido a partir de los propios informes de Duke Energy CORP ante la Comisión de Bolsa y Valores de EE. UU. (SEC). Las cifras son las declaradas, con el historial por acción reexpresado a la base de acciones de hoy. Esto describe un negocio: no es asesoramiento de inversión ni una recomendación de compra o venta.