Earnings call briefSecond-quarter 2026
Duke Energy sees $5 billion to $10 billion more capital as contracts are signed
Duke Energy said the capital is incremental to its current 5-year plan, particularly in Indiana and Florida.
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Duke Energy said on its second-quarter call that the capital would be triggered when electric service agreements are signed and the needed generation and transmission is modeled for those contracts.
The company also said it has priced $600 million under its ATM program so far this year, which it expects to settle at the end of 2027.
Quotes from the call
“As additional contracts are signed, there is $5 billion to $10 billion of upside to our current 5-year capital plan to support additional generation and transmission needs, particularly in Indiana and Florida.”
“We've also priced $600 million under the ATM program so far this year, which will settle at the end of 2027.”
Key facts from the call
- Expected capital addition to 5-year plan
- $5 billion to $10 billion, as additional contracts are signed
- ATM program priced so far in 2026
- $600 million
- Expected ATM settlement
- End of 2027
Source: Duke Energy's second-quarter 2026 earnings call, August 4, 2026.
Written by GetSignal with AI from the company's earnings call.
Not investment advice.
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