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Duke Energy Corporation (DUK) Competitors & Peers

The 5 largest companies in the same industry as Duke Energy Corporation, by market value — each comparable links to its own dossier. Numbers are code-computed, never estimated.

How we identify peers ↗

TickerRelationshipPriceComparables
NEEPeer$76.08P/E 17.1RSI 23Cap 158.7 B
SOCompetitor$82.88P/E 20.0RSI 22Cap 95.3 B
NGGTFPeer$15.10P/E 17.6RSI 43Cap 75.9 B
NGGPeer$75.49P/E 17.2RSI 35Cap 75.6 B
AEPPeer$118.35P/E 20.5RSI 33Cap 64.4 B

How these relationships were derived

Every relationship below carries its provenance. A confirmed edge is sourced from a public filing or disclosure and links to it; an AI-inferred edge is surfaced by the relationship model and is unverified — shown for color, not as evidence.

Model-inferred relationships (unverified)

Suggested by the relationship model, with no public source on file. Treat each as a lead worth checking, not as evidence.

  • PDNCustomer

    Duke Energy is a utility customer of Paladin Energy, having awarded a 6-year sales contract for up to 2.1 million pounds of U3O8 commencing in 2024.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • DCompetitor

    Duke Energy is a peer regulated electric utility operating in contiguous territories in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, competing for industrial load, clean energy transition resources, and capital.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • WECSupplier

    Westinghouse provides fuel assembly fabrication and nuclear engineering services to Duke Energy's pressurized water reactors (PWR).

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • METASupplier

    Duke provides power to Meta NC + Tennessee data centers.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • BEPCompetitor

    Brookfield Renewable Partners competes with Duke Energy for clean power project development and wholesale grid capacity placement.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • SOCompetitor

    Duke Energy is a major peer utility in the Southeast U.S. contiguous to Southern Company's service territories, competing for regional industrial growth and collaborating on grid interconnections.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • BTUCustomer

    Duke Energy purchases Peabody thermal coal to fuel its remaining coal-fired electricity generation stations.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • CEGCompetitor

    Duke Energy operates a large nuclear fleet in the Carolinas and competes with Constellation for clean power contracts and wholesale electricity market share.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • GEVSupplier

    GE Vernova (formerly GE Power / GE Hitachi) provides steam turbine maintenance, reactor parts, and support services to Duke Energy's generation fleet.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • EOSECustomer

    Duke Energy deploys Eos zinc battery storage units for grid-scale renewable integration testing.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • AMZNSupplier

    Duke provides power to AWS data centers in NC + Virginia (partial).

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • GOOGLSupplier

    Duke provides power to Google data centers NC.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • CCJSupplier

    Duke Energy operates 11 nuclear reactors and procures uranium fuel under long-term contracts from major producers including Cameco.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • EUSupplier

    enCore Energy has long-term uranium concentrate supply agreements to deliver fuel services to US nuclear utilities like Duke Energy.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence