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2 briefs on DUK
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Duke Energy sees potential $5 billion to $10 billion of added capital
The amount depends on final contract execution, and the company expects to convert its 15.4 gigawatt late-stage pipeline to ESAs by the first half of 2027.
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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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