Duke Energy Essays

  • Outline Duke Energy

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    OUTLINE-DUKE ENGEY ELECTRIC PURPOSE: To offer electric service and product all over the world that can be reliable. I. Introduction a. Duke Energy is an electrical company offering electrical services, installation services and sell electrical products globally b. It is one of the leading companies in offering electrical services. c. headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is an electric power holding company in the United States, with assets also in Canada and Latin America II. Implementation

  • Duke Energy Case Study

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    Duke Energy is an electrical utility company that has 7.5 million retail customers. In 2016 they had $22.7 billion in operating revenues, and their total assets were $133 billion. Not only do they offer electrical services, but they also made an investment in 2015 in REC Solar Corp and Phoenix Energy Technologies as well as invested in wind and solar generation. The company’s assets total 2,900 MW across 14 states which include 21 wind and 63 solar projects. The new division will capitalize on the

  • Business Ethics Case Study: Duke Energy

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    Introduction Duke Energy is a regulated public energy company that claims they are eco-friendly and are working to provide the cleanest energy possible to its consumers. They are headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, and provide electricity to millions of households throughout the nation. They are partnered with over twenty environmental agencies to help them become more efficient in energy usage and to reduce their eco-footprint on Earth (dukeenergy.com). Upon researching this company and

  • Duke Energy Acquisition Of Piedmont Natural Gas

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    In 2016, Duke Energy acquired Piedmont Natural Gas, but it was setup to where it would operate as a business until of Dike Energy while still keeping its name. With this acquisition Piedmont's 1 million customers enabled Duke Energy's natural gas customer base to triple in size. Duke Energy purchased Piedmont Natural Gas for $4.9 billion, but also agreed to pay for $1.8 billion in debt making the total $6.7 billion for the purchase. Many felt this was too high due to it being in an industry that

  • Duke Energy Case Study

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    This memo will outline the main reasons Duke Energy Corporation should be considered for a potential investment opportunity. First looking into Duke Energies market position, what they are about, their ability to grow and compete as well as a financial analysis to give further insight into the company. Duke Energy was founded in 1904 and is now one of the largest electric power companies in the U.S. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina operating throughout the U.S. This company excels in the

  • Duk Duke Energy Essay

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    EXPANSIONS AND GROWTH: Before the 2000's Duke Energy was known for a steady cash flow, strong balance sheet, and good credit, but it was disregarded because it was not risk taking with innovative growth strategies. Over 30 years ago Duke Energy learned that it is important for a company to position itself in case of a downfall. For this reason, Duke Energy was able to survive the setbacks the company has faced. Duke Energy has noted what it has potential to grow in and what is unchanging. The water

  • Compare And Contrast Duke Energy Microgrid

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    Furthermore, in Maryland Duke Energy has plans to construct two microgrids that will be used for public safety facilities. The two systems will include solar and combined heat and power, which saves energy by using waste heat from on-site generation

  • The Pros And Cons Of Duke Energy

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    modernization, and global energy demands, people abuse the natural environment for the advancement of the human race. Most humans utilize the environment for their benefit only and lack the decency to show respect or concern for their surroundings. Duke Energy, one of the largest energy suppliers in the United States, serves as the major energy source, substantial employer, and economic contributor for North Carolina. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Duke Energy provides power to approximately

  • Duke Energy Swot Analysis

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    Duke Energy is the largest power holding company in the United States. Serving well over seven million customers and being active in more than six states across the country makes them one of the top companies in the country. Duke Energy contributes its success to having a diverse portfolio of energy harnessing activities and looking to the future instead of staying in the past. Even though it is now such a large company, Duke Energy was not always such a ‘powerhouse’ in the energy world. In 1905

  • The Pros And Cons Of Duke Energy

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    Duke Energy is responsible for one of the worst environmental disasters in North Carolina’s history; known as the Dan River Coal Ash Spill. This disaster was not just anywhere, but in our own backyards. This spill and resulting crisis will affect our community as a whole; us, our neighbors, our pets, our futures! This proposal gives you some background on Duke Energy, the spill crisis, our proposed plan to resolve the crisis, the timeline for implementation of our plan, and the limitations and

  • Duke Energy Industry Comparison Paper

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    discovered that Duke Energy was the largest power corporation, but Engie and National Grid are not far behind. However, these two corporations are located in other countries, so I decided to do an overall industry comparison using S&P. By looking at the ratios found in Appendix A.2 and A.3, it is noted that the industries are very similar, but Duke Energy is right below the industry average. Although Duke is slightly below the industry this could be due to expansion and investment. Duke is growing and

  • Duke Energy: Financial Ratio Analysis

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    income, balance, and cash flow statements found in A.9, A.10 , A.11,and A.12 we are able to analyze Duke Energy. The operating margin and profit margin both incorporate sales, but the operating margin takes EBIT into consideration, while the profit margin takes net income into consideration.

  • Duke Energy's Operational Excellence Framework

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    Duke Energy has a commitment to achieve the highest standards of safety, optimized reliability, and sustainable efficiency - to accomplish Operational Excellence. Operational Excellence is an essential contributor to Duke Energy’s sustainable performance and growth, and is the key driver for our enterprise strategy, 'The Road Ahead'. Establishing a common framework will contribute to our alignment and accelerate the journey to Operational Excellence. The Operational Excellence Framework is the

  • Leadership Styles: Amgen And Lynn Good Of Duke Energy

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    Introduction The purpose of this memo is to identify what leadership styles work based on internal and external changes taking place. I focus on the following three CEOs: Jennifer Pulski of Change.org, Kevin Sharer of Amgen, and Lynn Good of Duke Energy. I chose to focus on these leaders because they had all previously failed and held themselves accountable for doing so. Each CEO also represented an industry where the product was needed, required to be reliable and changed lives. I will proceed

  • Death In Robert Browning's 'My Last Duchess'

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    from the high-status viewpoint of the duke, as if it was a deserved punishment for the duchess. As seen in the structure of the poem, the duke’s focus rapidly changes from reflecting on her death at the beginning, to quickly finding a new mistress to appease him, often within the same line. This conveys the idea that although the duke is accusing his wife of being ‘too easily impressed’, it is ironic as his focus has changed as quickly as her loyalty for the duke supposedly dissipated. The use of the

  • Letter Found On A Corpse Maupassant Analysis

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    What do you think when you hear, ¨If you are not mine, you are no one´s¨? This story is about how love turned into death, and how a man is capable of anything for a woman to ¨love¨ him. Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) was a popular nineteenth-century French writer. Maupassant is considered one of the fathers of modern short story. The majority of his stories are related to the people that died on the Franco-Russian war, and war itself. His short stories are based on how people lived at the

  • Theme Of Vengeance In The Tempest

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    Vengeance vs. Virtue The play The Tempest, by Shakespeare, explores the values of vengeance and forgiveness through the story of Prospero. The main conflict of the story is Prospero's lack of forgiveness for his brother Antonio, who stole his throne. This causes him to seek vengeance on Antonio and all his allies. Through the events of the story, it is evident that there is more value in virtue compared to vengeance. The action of vengeance does not resolve the original issue and in fact, creates

  • My Last Duchess

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    Robert Browning 's poem "My Last Duchess" portrays a Duke 's emotional state toward his late wife. The Duke expresses his feelings to her realistic painting on the wall. In doing so, this allows enough of her essence and charisma to invoke an emotional response within the speaker. Likewise, the Duke 's response to the painting reveals his feelings toward his wife as well as his own character. The opening lines of the poem, “That’s my last Duchess painted on the wall, looking as if she were alive

  • Rocking: A Short Story

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    Elizabeth glared at Rocking, though it was of more playful annoyance rather than hostility. "Well, never in my life have I been compared to a cathedral. But I will be taking that as a compliment," she spoke with slight humor lacing her voice. It was minute and a careless listener would have never caught it. But she was certain that Rocking was not a careless listener. Not to give him ideas that she had gone soft, she turned back into her cold, calculated self instantly, maintaining a neutral disposition

  • Last Duchess Alternate Ending Essay

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    Duchess Ferrara, a man angered and saddened by the loss of his duchess, sought the Count’s daughter for a hand in marriage. As the duke walked back to the dining room, he wiped away a growing tear. “Good evening, gentlemen. My apologies for the delay.” The guests continued to mumble amongst their thoughts. “Gentlemen,” stated the duke as he took his seat. The room fell quiet as all eyes turned to Ferrara. He cleared his throat. “I am grateful for you all joining me this evening