How Duke Energy Is Planning for a Renewable Future

The video discusses Duke Energy's role in infrastructure and its plans to reduce carbon emissions by 2050. It covers the cost implications of transitioning to renewable energy, the gradual phase-out of coal, and the continued use of natural gas. The importance of storage technology and investment in renewable energy is highlighted. The video also touches on industry transitions, potential partnerships, and the company's efforts in investor relations and ESG initiatives.

What is the target year for achieving net-zero carbon emissions according to the first section?

• 2040

• 2030

• 2050

• 2060

Which states are mentioned in the transition plan for reducing carbon emissions?

• New York and New Jersey

• Florida and Georgia

• North and South Carolina

• California and Texas

By what year does Duke Energy plan to phase out coal-only assets in the Carolinas?

• 2025

• 2030

• 2040

• 2050

What is a significant challenge for the Carolinas' energy supply during winter?

• Lack of wind resources

• Excessive solar energy

• Over-reliance on coal

• Winter peaking utility needs

What type of storage is Duke Energy investing in to support their energy network?

• Coal storage

• Nuclear storage

• Battery storage

• Oil storage

By what percentage have Duke Energy's carbon emissions already been reduced?

• 29%

• 59%

• 39%

• 49%

What is the purpose of Duke Energy's ESG Investor Day?

• To highlight environmental progress and future vision

• To discuss financial losses

• To discuss employee layoffs

• To announce new coal projects