FieldProspects

Duke Energy

Power developer39 projects on record Data as of

Duke Energy has 24 planned power projects totaling 2 GW and 15 operating projects totaling 908.6 MW in the FieldProspects database. 67% of the planned capacity has an interconnection agreement and 15% is past its listed in-service date. The projects sit in 9 states and 4 technologies.

2GW
planned, 24 projects
908.6MW
operating, 15 projects
1.3GW
interconnection agreement signed, 67% of planned
411.4MW
under construction, 13 projects
305MW
past due, 3 projects
9
states
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Where Duke Energy's planned pipeline sits

Planned MW by state. The 6 largest states hold 1.9 GW of the 2 GW.

none planned under 250 MW250 to 1,000 MW1,000 to 2,500 MW2,500 to 5,000 MW5,000 MW or more

Largest states

  1. Texas570.5 MW4 projects, 29% of planned
  2. Oklahoma503.6 MW3 projects, 25% of planned
  3. North Carolina394 MW10 projects, 20% of planned
  4. Iowa200 MW1 project, 10% of planned
  5. Florida174.9 MW2 projects, 9% of planned
  6. Mississippi100 MW1 project, 5% of planned

3 more states with less.

Source. ISO and RTO interconnection queues and EIA-860M, via FieldProspects Hover a state for its numbers
Planned against delivered
2.2MW planned

for every MW Duke Energy operates today. Battery Storage is most of the gap.

PlannedOperating
Battery Storage 867.4 MW
158.5 MW
Wind 567.2 MW
none
Solar 365.3 MW
750.1 MW
Solar + Storage (Hybrid) 201.6 MW
none
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TechnologyPlanned projectsPlanned MWOperating projectsOperating MW
Battery Storage14867.4 MW4158.5 MW
Wind3567.2 MW00 MW
Solar6365.3 MW11750.1 MW
Solar + Storage (Hybrid)1201.6 MW00 MW

MW by technologyWind and Solar + Storage (Hybrid) have no operating projects

How much of the pipeline is real

An interconnection agreement and a construction start are the two strongest signals that a queue project will be built. A listed date that has already passed is the strongest sign it will not be built on time.

Interconnection agreement signed1.3 GW, 67%
19 of 24 planned projects (79%)
Under construction411.4 MW, 21%
13 of 24 planned projects (54%)
Past due305 MW, 15%
3 of 24 planned projects (13%)
21% of Duke Energy's planned MW in the seven ISO queues is past due, against 11% for all developers.

Share of Duke Energy's planned MWSee the queue slip report

Figure 1

Planned MW by listed in-service year

Projects listed before 2026 and still planned are past due.

Past dueDue 2026 or later
02505007501k Snapshot year 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 431.8 MW 2026 876.6 MW 2027 2028 2029
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YearProjectsMW
201915 MW
202000 MW
202100 MW
20222300 MW
202300 MW
202400 MW
202500 MW
202611431.8 MW
20277876.6 MW
202800 MW
20293388.1 MW
Source. Every planned project lists a date MW

Pipeline by grid and queue year

Duke Energy's planned MW leans on ERCOT, Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and Midcontinent ISO (MISO). ERCOT alone holds 29% of it.

Figure 2

Planned MW by grid operator

24 planned projects

ERCOT 570.5 MW 4 projects
Southwest Power Pool (SPP) 503.6 MW 3 projects
Midcontinent ISO (MISO) 305 MW 3 projects
Duke Energy Carolinas 224.2 MW 4 projects
Duke Energy Florida 174.9 MW 2 projects
Duke Energy Progress East 117 MW 4 projects
Duke Energy Progress West 57.3 MW 3 projects
PJM Interconnection 49 MW 1 project
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GridPlanned projectsPlanned MW
ERCOT4570.5 MW
Southwest Power Pool (SPP)3503.6 MW
Midcontinent ISO (MISO)3305 MW
Duke Energy Carolinas4224.2 MW
Duke Energy Florida2174.9 MW
Duke Energy Progress East4117 MW
Duke Energy Progress West357.3 MW
PJM Interconnection149 MW
Source. Balancing authorities as listed in the queue
Figure 3

When the planned projects entered the queue

Planned MW by queue request year. 2018 was the biggest year.

0200400600 2016 2017 407 MW 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
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Queue yearProjectsMW
20161182.4 MW
20171200 MW
20184407 MW
2019149 MW
20201201.6 MW
20212203.3 MW
202200 MW
202300 MW
20241184.8 MW
Source. 13 projects without a queue date are left out MW

Changes since the June 4, 2026 snapshot

What moved in Duke Energy's queue position between June 4, 2026 and October 8, 2026.

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+1
project added, 11 MW
0
came online
0
cancelled, inactive or dropped
5
slipped a date

Which projects were added, finished, cancelled or shelved

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Duke Energy against the nine largest developers

The nine largest planned pipelines in the database, ranked by planned MW. NextEra Energy leads with 36.8 GW planned. Duke Energy ranks 78 of 815 developers with a planned project.

#DeveloperPlanned projectsPlanned MWOperating projectsOperating MWOperating per planned
1 NextEra Energy 191
36.8 GW
75
11.7 GW
0.32
2 Invenergy 135
27.1 GW
28
4.5 GW
0.17
3 Intersect Power 54
25.3 GW
5
1.2 GW
0.05
4 Hecate Energy 41
18.1 GW
8
1 GW
0.06
5 Engie 80
17.6 GW
51
4.3 GW
0.24
6 RWE 78
12.8 GW
20
3.2 GW
0.25
7 Avantus 49
12.5 GW
10
1.7 GW
0.14
8 EDF Renewables 54
11.7 GW
15
1.4 GW
0.12
9 OCI Energy 45
10.6 GW
1
100 MW
0.01
78 Duke Energy this page 24
2 GW
15
908.6 MW
0.45

Operating per planned is operating MW divided by planned MW. A low ratio means a pipeline far larger than the fleet already built.

Top 9 by planned MW, plus Duke Energy

Every Duke Energy project

All 39 projects with name, county, grid, MW, queue date, in-service date, interconnection status and construction status. Filter, sort and export to Excel.

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