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$33.1MDuke Energy Corporation
Duke Energy Corporation is an organization in the Energy sector. Paper Trail tracks its public-money, lobbying, campaign-finance, corporate, and People relationships where supported by public records.
At a Glance
Highlights from available records. Missing information does not mean an activity did not occur.
Tracked federal obligations
$95.5M
2025-11-04–2026-11-03. Commitments to spend, not cash paid.
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Department of Energy
2025-11-04–2026-11-03 · $62.4M · 65.3% of tracked obligations
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Energy
Organization classification recorded by Paper Trail.
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Total federal obligations
$95.5M
Obligations recorded from November 4, 2025 through November 3, 2026. Obligations are promises by the federal government to spend money, not necessarily cash already paid.
As of
November 3, 2026
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Why It Is Included
Included as a major institution relevant to Paper Trail research; individual public-record connections appear only when sourced.
Direct public money received
Public Money Profile
Federal obligations are shown by award type and kept separate from tax incentives or workforce public-benefit research. These categories should not be added into a generic “subsidy” figure.
Federal grants
$0Direct payments
$0Federal loans
$0Other assistance
$62.4MNo published source-backed estimate linked unless shown elsewhere on this profile.
Not included without attributable official records.
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Spending Over Time
Prime-award transaction obligations attributed to this USAspending recipient. Negative totals can reflect deobligations or corrections.
The current fiscal year is partial and will change as USAspending publishes additional transactions.
Federal data
Who funds Duke Energy Corporation?
The federal agencies and offices responsible for the organization’s recorded obligations.
Prime-award transaction obligations from 2025-11-04 through 2026-11-03, grouped by top-tier awarding agency.
Federal data
What Federal Agencies Bought or Funded From Duke Energy Corporation
USAspending classifies federal obligations using product and service codes for contracts and assistance-listing categories for grants and other assistance. These records describe federal awards to the organization—not the organization’s own operating expenses.
Products and services
PSC S112
PSC S111
PSC Z2JZ
PSC S119
PSC R425
Federal assistance programs
Assistance listing 81.255
Assistance listing 81.089
Prime-award transaction obligations from 2025-11-04 through 2026-11-03. Categories can be broad and reflect federal coding, not Paper Trail editorial conclusions. View USAspending source ↗
Corporate structure
What does Duke Energy Corporation control?
Business segments, subsidiaries, joint ventures, and acquired companies connected to the parent organization.
Legal-subsidiary lists are drawn from reviewed SEC Exhibit 21 filings. Companies may omit subsidiaries that are not considered significant under SEC reporting rules, so these lists are not necessarily exhaustive.
Legal subsidiaries168
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Important Documents
Selected filings, reports, contracts, court records, and other documents useful for understanding this organization.
Duke Energy Corporation Exhibit 21 — Subsidiaries
Duke Energy Corporation · Feb 26, 2026
Company-filed list of significant subsidiaries. The filing may omit subsidiaries that are not considered significant under SEC rules.
Documentation
Sources
- USAspending.gov Recipient Profile ↗
Federal data refreshed November 3, 2026.
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Cite this page
The Paper Trail Project. “Duke Energy Corporation.” Accessed November 7, 2026. https://www.papertrailproject.org/profiles/duke-energy
Record last updated 2026-11-03. Sources: USAspending.gov Recipient Profile. Verify consequential claims against the linked original records.