"Duke Energy gross profit for the twelve months ending September 30, 2023 was $19.000B, a 5.14% increase year-over-year. Duke Energy annual gross profit for 2022 was $18.71B, a 5.94% increase from 2021. Duke Energy annual gross profit for 2021 was $17.661B, a …

Feb 23, 2022 · New to the area, first time homebuyers. So we moved to a house in the 27603 area back in October '21. We noticed that last November, Duke Energy included a ~$6 charge for a streetlight. When we called them, they said that it's for a streetlight on our property. We don't have a streetlight on our property, so the call got escalated to someone else.

Apr 10, 2023 · This in turn has allowed me to substantially reduce our energy costs. What an amazing future it will be as we phase out fossil fuel burning (but not completely because we’re subsidized for that too) and increase our energy mix in favor of solar. The profits are projected to be astronomical and our shareholders are thrilled … but also, Fuck You.

Duke Energy has to justify rate increases and get them approved by the State, and they're entitled to a certain profit margin -- across the entire company, that margin is about 8.5% and that margin gives stockholders a dividend of about 4% on the value of their Duke stock (That steady return is the main reason why a lot of senior citizens ...

Jul 23, 2022 · Service Delivery is always handled by Duke and represents the costs to deliver the energy to your house. Power lines and such. My bill with and without a Choice Supplier is the same. "Distribution-Customer Charge" (has been $8/month in recent history) "Distribution-Energy Charge" (mine has recently been $0.039693 per kWh)

Jul 7, 2023 · Pretty sure Duke energy progress raised rates by 10% a few months ago and another 5% last month. Current rate is around 14 cents per kWh after tax. Reply reply

This is spot-on and shows what to expect with solar energy in North Carolina. Duke will charge a basic customer charge, energy charge, storm recovery, and renewable energy riders. Please take note of the policy below so you are not surprised like I was in your first year. I gave Duke so much free power because I didn’t know.

The only figure on the entire report that is likely to be based on anything is the total kwh I've used -- Duke Energy certainly has that information. If you're like me, the email also says "Your Profile is 0% complete" and "Complete every part of your Home …

So the NCUC - Duke's regulator - is basically a wholly captured subsidiary of Duke Energy? On what basis do you claim that the company's rate requests are "laughable", i.e., pro forma? Would love to see any evidence you can muster to support. Are …

Apr 11, 2024 · Here in Duke’s Florida service area, 1 kW DC of solar panels, after considering things like shading, inverter losses, etc, will produce approximately 1548 kWh/Year of energy (source: PVWatts) or an average of 129 kWh/month. At the advertised $0.04/kWh credit rate, Duke is going to credit you 129 x $0.04 = $5.16.