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NYSE : Utilities
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 479.10M |
| Market Cap | 104.04B |
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| P/E Ratio | 31.20 |
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Duke Energy Deceives Its Investors
How Duke's board deals with its self-inflicted crisis will determine the company's future.
China Resumes Nuclear Build Out
The nation plans to have 100 operational nuclear reactors by 2020.
A Solar Litmus Test
A bill in New Jersey could plunge solar developers -- and investors -- into darkness.
Joining the 40-Plus Club
As a portfolio, this unique class of utilities is performing well.
Dominion Reigns Supreme
Dominion Resources is the safest play on liquefied natural gas exports.
7 Energy Issues Candidates Don't Grasp
Few politicians understand the fundamental principles of energy production, delivery or consumption.
Powering Up
Congress has approved construction for much-needed, nuclear plants, but it needs to clean up its underlying energy policies.
Nukes Are Getting Steamed
Heightened steam generator wear could prove costly for the nuclear power industry.
The Clean Air Ax
Leave it to dirty politics to pull the plug on green energy.
Winners and Losers of the EPA's New Rules
The EPA's coal plant regulations have become a polarizing issue because states made it a federal case.
How the Wind Blows
No matter what the source of power, utility investors benefit from either subsidies or capactiy payments.
Utility Merger Mania
Some mergers will have the power to pass, while others will likely have the plug pulled on them.
Revolutionizing the Nuclear Market
SMRs can produce safe, economic and reliable power to serve the grid's base load at a more affordable price.
Congress in the Dark on Renewable Energy
Powerful incentives to invest in solar and wind power may die because politicians don't understand why they're good for America.
A Maverick of the Utilities Space
AES, which has taken great strides to take care of its shareholders, is once again able to deliver bottom-line results.
Don't Unplug the Energy Department
Those who would do away with the DOE have no idea what it really does.
The Nuclear Energy Race Gets Peculiar
Two companies seek U.S. design certification, but nearly all the construction is happening overseas.
Entergy Is in the MISO Soup
The electricity producer is taking a surprising turn by joining a regional transmission organization.
Solar Program to Darken at end of Year
When the 1603 Program ends, incentives will change and this will cull small and medium businesses.
Can Shaw Group Engineer a Comeback?
Despite contracts for two new nuclear plants, the stock is having a meltdown.
Energy Efficiency Measures Don't Always Add Up
Rate structures discourage consumers who use small amounts of energy and reward those who use a lot.
Debating Energy Policy
Here's a look at where the top three GOP candidates stand on this fundamentally important issue -- and what they need to understand about it.
For Utilities, Bigger Is Better
The member of the '40-plus' club enjoy competitive advantages -- and membership is about to become tougher to come by.
How Power Systems Generate Price Disparities
In the Southwest, here's why high temperatures failed to raise power prices.
