DTE Energy Completes 100MW Cold Creek Solar Park in Michigan
DTE Energy has finished construction on its 100MW Cold Creek Solar Park in Michigan, part of a larger 650MW solar portfolio connected to an offtake agreement with Ford Motors. This project contributes to DTE's CleanVision MIGreenPower initiative and follows the completion of two other solar plants earlier in the year. Michigan is experiencing significant growth in solar capacity, with projections to install over 9.1GW of additional solar PV within the next five years.
Duke Energy stock pre-market at EUR 102.23: plus 0.62 percent
Duke Energy stock is trading pre-market at EUR 102.23, an increase of 0.62 percent from its previous close. The company recently declared a quarterly cash dividend of USD 1.085 per common share and announced the appointment of Joyce Mullen to its board of directors.
Duke Energy stock posts USD 1.43 Q2 EPS as targets diverge
Duke Energy reported Q2 2026 adjusted EPS of USD 1.43, exceeding consensus expectations, while revenue reached USD 7.59 billion, slightly below forecasts. Analysts have diverging price targets, with Scotiabank reducing its target to USD 131 but the broader consensus remaining positive at an average of USD 136.94. The stock's current price of USD 114.13 is near its 52-week low, and recent regulatory decisions, such as the rejection of a gas-turbine proposal, add complexity to future growth.
Regional Opinion: The Oak Ridge Corridor — America’s nuclear address
The article advocates for branding East Tennessee's concentrated nuclear assets as "the Oak Ridge Corridor," a term coined decades ago by Gov. Lamar Alexander. This corridor encompasses Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Y-12, TVA, and a growing private nuclear industry, representing an unparalleled concentration of nuclear science, energy, and national security capabilities. The author argues that this unified branding would help communicate the region's significance to investors, policymakers, and talent nationally and internationally.
For Retirees Who Want Utility Income: Duke Energy vs. Southern Company, 3.9% vs. 3.8% Yield
This article compares Duke Energy (DUK) and Southern Company (SO) as income options for retirees, noting their similar dividend yields (3.9% vs. 3.8%) and payout ratios. While both utilities serve the growing Southeast and have consistent dividend increases, the author leans towards Southern Company due to its faster earnings growth outlook, more demand already under contract, and significantly less need for new stock issuance to fund future growth.
US to lend $4.2 billion to Vistra to boost nuclear power output, source says
The US government plans to lend Vistra Corp approximately $4.2 billion to enhance its nuclear power generation capabilities. This funding will be used to "uprate" at least three of Vistra's four nuclear stations, a process that increases power output without requiring new licenses. The initiative comes as US power demand is rising, driven by AI data centers, electrification, and cryptocurrency mining, aligning with President Donald Trump's goal to quadruple US nuclear power capacity by 2050.
Georgia Power to conduct traffic pacing for power line stringing across I-20 and I-285 Oct 10
Georgia Power will implement intermittent traffic pacing on I-20 and I-285 on October 10 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for new power line stringing. The work will affect specific sections of both interstates, and drivers should anticipate delays. If weather conditions are unfavorable, the work will be rescheduled for October 11.
Duke Energy appoints Mullen to board. Duke Energy stock costs EUR 101.60
Duke Energy announced the appointment of Joyce Mullen to its board, effective September 28, 2026. Mullen will serve on the Audit Committee and the Operations and Nuclear Oversight Committee. Concurrently, Duke Energy's stock was trading at EUR 101.60 in weekend trading on October 3, 2026, slightly up from its previous Xetra close.
Exelon’s 4.07% Dividend Yield Depends on Regulator Approval and Rising Debt
Exelon's dividend yield has risen to 4.07% due to a recent price drop, making it an attractive option compared to competitors like Duke Energy and Southern Company. The company's regulated wires business provides predictable cash flow, with an expected rate base growth supporting annual EPS growth of 5% to 7% through 2029. However, the dividend's stability is contingent on favorable regulatory approvals and managing increasing debt, with key regulatory decisions pending that could impact future dividend growth or shareholder dilution.
AT&T Inc. (T-PA) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
This Yahoo Finance page provides comprehensive financial information for AT&T Inc. (T-PA), including its current stock price, dividend details, historical performance, and key statistics. It also offers an overview of the company's telecommunications services and recent news, along with comparative performance against the S&P 500. The page highlights AT&T's financials, such as revenue, earnings, and profitability metrics.
Duke Energy Corp. Un Financials | DUKU
This article provides detailed financial information for Duke Energy Corp. (DUKU), including its stock performance, analyst ratings, and comprehensive financial statements. It covers quarterly and annual income statements, highlighting key metrics like sales, net income, EPS, and EBITDA for several fiscal years, alongside company operational segments.
CMS Energy (CMS) Institutional Ownership 2026
This article details the institutional ownership of CMS Energy (CMS) for the year 2026, based on 13F filings. It provides a comprehensive list of major institutional shareholders, their shares held, market value, and quarterly changes. The data indicates that 93.57% of CMS Energy's stock is institutionally owned, with significant buying and selling activity observed over the past 24 months.
Treasury Yields Are Crushing Dividend Stocks. These 5 Could Be October Opportunities
Rising Treasury yields have impacted dividend stocks, pushing down prices on five fee-based pipeline and regulated utility companies. Despite the selloff, these companies offer income opportunities due to their stable funding sources and commitment to growing dividends. The article details the dividend safety, bull case, and risks for Williams Companies, Kinder Morgan, Duke Energy, Southern Company, and OGE Energy.
Greenhouse gas emissions from PSEG's operations are 95% below the 2005 baseline.
PSEG has released its 2026 Sustainability Report, highlighting a 95% reduction in direct operational greenhouse gas emissions from its 2005 baseline and the recycling of over 91% of utility waste in 2025. The report also notes that energy efficiency programs have saved participating customers an estimated $1 billion annually and details significant community investments and economic contributions to New Jersey-based companies. Additionally, the report showcases PSE&G's continued high performance in customer satisfaction and system reliability.
Ichon City and KEPCO Sign Power Supply Stabilization Agreement... Indoorization of Ichon Substation to Be Pursued
Ichon City and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) have signed an agreement to stabilize power supply and improve local living environments. The agreement involves the indoorization of the existing Ichon Substation, with a target start date of 2030, and cooperation on expanding power facilities. This consensus was reached after residents withdrew their demand for underground installation in favor of indoorization, ensuring both stable power and environmental protection.
TVA: Taking Action to Power the Valley’s Future
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is investing heavily in new generation capacity and grid expansion to meet the growing energy demands of the region. Under interim CEO Mike Skaggs, TVA's board has approved the 2026 Integrated Resource Plan and a FY 2027 budget of over $13 billion to ensure reliable, affordable energy while supporting economic development. The plan also includes updating rate structures, such as a new data center rate, to protect residential customers and maintain a competitive advantage for the Valley's industries.
Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. Stock Grades | PEG
This article provides detailed stock information for Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. (PEG), including its current stock price, market data, analyst ratings, and company profile. It highlights key financial metrics such as market value, EPS, P/E ratio, and dividend yield, and compares PEG to its industry peers.
Duke Energy (DUK) Maintains Quarterly Dividend Amid Mixed Financial Signals
Duke Energy (DUK) announced it will maintain its quarterly dividend at $1.085 per share, providing a 3.82% forward yield despite ongoing financial challenges. While the company exhibits solid profitability and valuation, concerns remain regarding its financial strength and momentum, as reflected in its GF Score™ of 74/100 and mixed insider/guru activity. The stock is considered fairly valued based on its Price-to-Sales ratio and GF Value™ but investors are cautioned to weigh dividend stability against financial risks.
Fortis (TSX:FTS) Extends Dividend Streak Through Regulated Utility Infrastructure Dominance
Fortis Inc. (TSX:FTS) maintains a long-standing dividend streak, underpinned by its dominance in regulated utility infrastructure across Canada, the United States, and the Caribbean. The company's business model, focused on essential electricity and natural gas services, provides predictable revenues and supports consistent shareholder distributions. Fortis's strategic investments in grid modernization and renewable integration, coupled with its diversified operations, ensure its continued relevance as a stable dividend stock.
Duke Energy Keeps Quarterly Dividend at $1.085 per Share, Payable Dec. 16 to Holders of Record Nov. 13
Duke Energy Corporation announced it will maintain its quarterly dividend at $1.085 per share. The dividend is payable on December 16 to shareholders of record as of November 13. This information was released by MT Newswires.
Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) Grid Nears Peak in Carolina Heat
Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) recently experienced its grid nearing peak demand in the Carolinas due to unusually hot late-September weather, prompting a call for customers to ease electricity use. The company also saw a board refresh and a modest increase in its quarterly dividend, drawing attention to its regulated utility model. The article highlights the defensive nature of the utility sector, Duke Energy's diversified operations across the Southeast and Midwest, and the increasing demand driven by data centers.
Tennessee Valley Authority gets green light to build first BWRX-300 small modular reactor in the US
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has received a construction permit from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for Clinch River Unit 1, a 300-megawatt GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy BWRX-300 small modular reactor. This makes TVA the first utility authorized to build a BWRX-300 and only the second to receive a permit for an advanced reactor in the U.S. The approval process was completed ahead of schedule, setting a potential precedent for future advanced nuclear projects.
Duke Energy grants $326,500 to Florida organizations
Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation have awarded $326,500 in grants to 27 organizations across Florida. In the Greater Tampa Bay area, recipients include the City of Clearwater, the City of Treasure Island, and the Greater St. Petersburg Area Economic Development Corporation Foundation. This funding aims to support various community initiatives within the state.
South Korea Investment in U.S. includes eight huge nuclear power plants for Ohio, Tennessee, South Carolnia and Kentucky
South Korea plans to invest $350 billion in the U.S., including a framework for eight large nuclear reactors in Ohio, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Kentucky. This "Project Power," valued at up to $120 billion, is a commercial framework tied to a 2025 tariff deal, not a free gift, and requires further commercial reviews and site selections. The project aims to combine American technology with Korean construction capabilities to boost global nuclear market cooperation, with profits split between both sides.
Duke Energy selects 87-acre Fullerton Pike site for industrial-development marketing
Duke Energy has chosen an 87-acre site on Fullerton Pike in Bloomington for its 2026 Site Readiness Program, an initiative to prepare industrial properties for future development. This site, located along Interstate 69 with direct frontage and utility access, will be marketed to companies considering expansion or relocation. This program does not guarantee immediate development but aims to attract economic growth, having contributed to 32 major projects, over 10,300 jobs, and nearly $15 billion in capital investment since 2013.
Scotiabank cuts target for Duke Energy stock to USD 131.00
Scotiabank has reduced its price target for Duke Energy (DUK) stock from USD 146.00 to USD 131.00, while maintaining a Sector Outperform rating. This adjustment comes despite Duke Energy reporting increased adjusted earnings per share and revenue in the second quarter of 2026, and reaffirming its 2026 guidance. The new target is still above the stock's recent NYSE reference price of USD 114.21.
Duke Energy grants $326,500 to boost Florida’s economy
Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation have granted a collective $326,500 to 27 organizations in Florida. These funds aim to strengthen the workforce, support business growth, and foster economic development across the state. The grants will help promote careers in emerging industries, attract high-potential companies, and simplify business operations in Florida.
Duke Energy selects Taylorsville properties as high-potential industrial site
Duke Energy Indiana has chosen a site in Taylorsville for its 2026 Site Readiness Program, partnering with the Greater Columbus Economic Development Corp. to prepare and market the location for industrial development. The Taylorsville Industrial Park Site comprises three properties totaling 21.5 to 68 acres near U.S. 31 and I-65, offering regional connectivity and potential for new jobs and capital investment. This initiative aims to attract new employers to Indiana, building on Duke Energy's past success in recruiting significant investment and job creation through similar programs.
Duke Energy stock hits 52-week low at 19.84 USD By Investing.com
Duke Energy Corporation's stock has fallen to a 52-week low of $19.84, significantly down from its high of $25.26. The stock has seen a 20.34% decrease over the past year, reflecting market challenges. Despite this downturn, the utility maintains a 7% dividend yield, and its low beta of 0.36 suggests minimal volatility.
Duke Energy Director Joyce A. Mullen Acquires 1,066 Restricted Stock Unit Deferrals
Duke Energy Director Joyce A. Mullen acquired 1,066 Director Savings Plan Restricted Stock Unit Deferrals on September 28, 2026. These units, valued at $113.41 each, convert to common stock on a 1-for-1 basis and are payable upon termination of service. After this transaction, Mullen holds 1,066 derivative securities.
At $113.41 per share, Duke Energy (DUK) director Joyce A. Mullen acquires 1,066 deferred stock units.
Duke Energy (DUK) director Joyce A. Mullen acquired 1,066 Director Savings Plan Restricted Stock Unit Deferrals on September 28, 2026, at a price of $113.41 per share. These deferrals convert into Common Stock on a 1-for-1 basis and are generally payable upon termination of service, bringing Mullen's reported position to 1,066 units after the transaction. The transaction was detailed in a Form 4 SEC filing.
Duke Energy stock after-hours at EUR 100.90: plus 0.30 percent versus prior close
Duke Energy stock closed after-hours at EUR 100.90, representing a 0.30 percent increase from its prior close at Lang & Schwarz. This update includes information on a recent board appointment and Duke Energy's request for voluntary electricity reduction in the Carolinas due to high demand.
Duke Energy grants $326,500 to 27 Florida groups for workforce and economic growth initiatives
Duke Energy and its Foundation have awarded $326,500 in grants to 27 organizations across Florida to boost workforce development, business growth, and economic development. These funds will support projects aimed at attracting businesses, creating jobs, and ensuring Florida's economy remains competitive amidst rapid population growth. Duke Energy (DUK) shares are trading near their 52-week low, showing steady investor interest in the utility sector.
27 Florida organizations received $326,500 for workforce and economic development
Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation have awarded a collective $326,500 to 27 organizations in Florida to support workforce development and business growth. These grants will help promote careers in emerging industries, attract companies, and make it easier to conduct business across the state, with the largest allocation going to the Greater Tampa Bay Area. The funding aims to ensure Florida's economy remains competitive and prosperous for its growing population.
Scheduled outage planned near W 38th Street as Georgia Power clears limbs
Georgia Power has scheduled an outage near W 38th Street in Savannah for Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., to clear tree limbs causing service disruptions. This maintenance work, which includes regular pruning of trees and limbs, is critical for limiting outages and quickly restoring service. The outage will affect customers and traffic lights on 37th Street at various intersections, with police on-site to manage traffic.
Duke Energy grants $326,500 to boost Florida's economy
Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation have awarded a collective $326,500 in grants to 27 organizations in Florida. These funds aim to strengthen the workforce, support business growth, and foster economic development across the state. The grants will promote careers in emerging industries, attract high-potential companies, and simplify business operations in Florida.
Duke Energy grants $326,500 to boost Florida's economy
Duke Energy and the Duke Energy Foundation have granted $326,500 to 27 organizations in Florida to strengthen the workforce, support business growth, and foster economic development. The funds will be used for initiatives such as updating economic development plans, deploying interactive online tools for investors, and conducting economic impact analyses. This investment aims to ensure Florida's economy remains competitive and continues to provide opportunities for its rapidly growing population.
Southern Company offers stronger dividend security amid data center growth, while Duke Energy yields more today.
Southern Company and Duke Energy are both significant players in the power generation sector, actively securing data center contracts and investing in new infrastructure. Southern Company provides stronger dividend security due to stable retail rates, a tighter credit target, and collateralized contracts, making it ideal for investors seeking stable retirement income. Duke Energy, while offering a higher current dividend yield and trading at a lower valuation, faces more regulatory uncertainty, appealing to those prioritizing immediate yield.
Southern or Duke: Which Utility Dividend Holds Up Against the Data Center Buildout
This article compares Southern Company (SO) and Duke Energy (DUK) as utility dividend investments, especially in the context of massive data center buildouts. It concludes that Southern Company is a stronger dividend anchor due to its tighter credit targets, lower remaining equity needs, and collateralized contracts, despite Duke offering a higher current yield and trading at a lower P/E. Investors focused on long-term dividend safety amidst rising capital expenditures are advised to favor Southern.
Ameren Missouri files 20-year plan with 10.6 GW of gas additions
Ameren Missouri has filed a 20-year integrated resource plan proposing a significant increase in natural gas generation to 60% of its resource mix by 2045, with 10.6 GW of new gas resources, alongside additions of solar, wind, storage, and new nuclear. The utility anticipates substantial load growth from data centers and plans to retire all coal-fired capacity by 2042. Environmental advocates, however, criticize the plan for increasing reliance on fossil fuels and potentially delaying coal plant retirements.
Duke Energy stock hits 52-week low at 19.84 USD
Duke Energy Corporation's stock has fallen to a 52-week low of $19.84, significantly down from its high of $25.26, representing a 20.34% decrease over the past year. Despite the downturn, InvestingPro data indicates the stock is oversold with a 7% dividend yield and a low beta of 0.36, suggesting minimal volatility.
Duke Energy stock hits 52-week low at 19.84 USD By Investing.com
Duke Energy Corporation's stock has fallen to a 52-week low of $19.84, down from its high of $25.26, representing a 20.34% decrease over the past year. Despite the downturn, InvestingPro data indicates the stock is in oversold territory and maintains a 7% dividend yield. The low beta of 0.36 suggests minimal volatility, though the decline reflects broader market challenges.
Duke Energy stock hits 52-week low at 19.84 USD By Investing.com
Duke Energy Corporation (DUK) has hit a new 52-week low of $19.84, a significant drop from its high of $25.26, reflecting a 20.34% decrease over the past year. Despite the downturn, InvestingPro data indicates the stock is in oversold territory, yet the utility maintains a 7% dividend yield. The company's low beta suggests minimal volatility, and additional insights are available through InvestingPro for subscribers.
Duke Energy stock hits 52-week low at 19.84 USD
Duke Energy Corporation's stock has dropped to a 52-week low of $19.84, significantly down from its high of $25.26, representing a 20.34% decrease over the past year. Despite the downturn, the utility maintains a 7% dividend yield, and its RSI indicates it is in oversold territory. The stock's low beta suggests minimal volatility, reflecting broader market challenges impacting its performance.
Duke Energy stock hits 52-week low at 19.84 USD
Duke Energy Corporation's stock has dropped to a 52-week low of $19.84, a significant decrease from its high of $25.26, reflecting a 20.34% decline over the past year. InvestingPro data suggests the stock is oversold, yet the company maintains a 7% dividend yield and a low beta of 0.36. Additional insights and tips are available to InvestingPro subscribers.
Tennessee Valley Authority receives historic nuclear reactor permit
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is set to receive a historic construction permit for a new small modular nuclear reactor in Oak Ridge, making it the first utility company in the country to get such approval. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn will attend the ceremony where the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will issue the permit for the 300-megawatt reactor at the Clinch River Nuclear Site. This marks a significant step for advanced reactor technology in the United States.
Scotiabank Adjusts Price Target on Duke Energy to $131 From $146, Maintains Sector Outperform Rating
Scotiabank has revised its price target for Duke Energy (DUK) to $131, down from its previous target of $146. Despite this adjustment, the firm has decided to maintain its "Sector Outperform" rating for Duke Energy. This indicates that Scotiabank still views Duke Energy as likely to perform better than the overall sector, even with the reduced price expectation.
Aperture AC Reports Completion of Tennessee Power Asset Acquisition by Atlantic HPC Group
Aperture AC announced that its proposed merger partner, Atlantic HPC Group Inc., completed the acquisition of Valley Oasis Development LLC, a Tennessee-based power asset entity, on September 23, 2026. Valley Oasis holds two power contracts totaling 29 MW with Dyersburg Electric System and a one-acre land lease. This acquisition precedes a planned business combination between Aperture and Atlantic, for which a Form S-4 registration statement will be filed with the SEC.
TVA marks milestone with construction permit for small modular reactor
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has achieved a significant milestone by receiving a federal construction permit for a small modular reactor (SMR) at its Clinch River Nuclear Site near Oak Ridge. This development marks a major step forward in TVA's plans for advanced nuclear energy in East Tennessee. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) issued this permit, making it the nation's second advanced reactor construction permit.
A New Type of Small Nuclear Reactor Gets the Green Light in Tennessee
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has received a construction permit for a new small modular nuclear reactor at its Clinch River site, marking only the second time U.S. regulators have approved a next-generation commercial reactor. This decision signals growing momentum for nuclear power in the U.S., with hopes that these smaller reactors will be easier and more cost-effective to build compared to traditional plants. Despite potential high initial costs, the move aligns with increasing interest in nuclear energy to meet rising electricity demands and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
