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Terminating a renewable project lease signals reduced growth in Duke's offshore wind exposure, increasing near-term earnings/capex uncertainty. Similar policy-driven renewables pullbacks historically weigh on projects and stock sentiment, though regulated assets may cushion some downside.
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DUK will terminate its offshore wind lease in the Carolina Long Bay area as part of a settlement with the Interior Department. The move aligns with a broader policy tilt under the Trump administration away from renewables, potentially reducing Duke's offshore wind exposure and near-term capex visibility while reinforcing its regulated asset base.
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