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Item 2. PROPERTIES

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Item 2. PROPERTIES

ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE

The following table provides information related to the EU&I's generation stations as of December 31, 2024. The MW displayed in the table below are based on winter capacity for Fossil, Nuclear and Hydro generation stations, and nameplate capacity for Renewable generation stations. Ownership interest in all facilities is 100% unless otherwise indicated.

Owned MW
FacilityPlant TypePrimary FuelLocationCapacity
Duke Energy Carolinas
OconeeNuclearUraniumSC2,618
McGuireNuclearUraniumNC2,386
Catawba(a)NuclearUraniumSC588
Belews CreekFossilCoal/GasNC2,220
MarshallFossilCoal/GasNC2,078
Lincoln CTFossilGas/OilNC1,909
J.E. RogersFossilCoal/GasNC1,395
Rockingham CTFossilGas/OilNC895
Mill Creek CTFossilGas/OilSC751
Buck CCFossilGasNC718
Dan River CCFossilGasNC718
W.S. Lee CC(b)FossilGasSC706
W.S. Lee CTFossilGas/OilSC96
Clemson CHPFossilGasSC16
Bad CreekHydroWaterSC1,640
JocasseeHydroWaterSC780
Cowans FordHydroWaterNC324
KeoweeHydroWaterSC152
Other small facilities (18 plants)HydroWaterNC/SC584
Distributed generationRenewableSolarNC174
Battery StorageRenewableStorageNC25
Total Duke Energy Carolinas20,773
Owned MW
FacilityPlant TypePrimary FuelLocationCapacity
Duke Energy Progress
BrunswickNuclearUraniumNC1,928
HarrisNuclearUraniumNC1,009
RobinsonNuclearUraniumSC793
RoxboroFossilCoalNC2,462
Smith CCFossilGas/OilNC1,250
H.F. Lee CCFossilGas/OilNC1,054
Smith CTFossilGas/OilNC1,000
Wayne County CTFossilGas/OilNC975
L.V. Sutton CCFossilGas/OilNC719
MayoFossilCoalNC713
Asheville CCFossilGas/OilNC560
Asheville CTFossilGas/OilNC370
Darlington CTFossilGas/OilSC264
Weatherspoon CTFossilGas/OilNC164
L.V. Sutton CTFossilGas/OilNC97
Blewett CTFossilOilNC68
WaltersHydroWaterNC112
Other small facilities (three plants)HydroWaterNC116
Distributed generationRenewableSolarNC146
Battery StorageRenewableStorageNC45
Total Duke Energy Progress13,845
PROPERTIES
Owned MW
FacilityPlant TypePrimary FuelLocationCapacity
Duke Energy Florida
Hines CCFossilGas/OilFL2,149
Citrus County CCFossilGasFL1,854
Crystal RiverFossilCoalFL1,442
Bartow CCFossilGas/OilFL1,259
Intercession City CTFossilGas/OilFL1,146
AncloteFossilGasFL1,025
DeBary CTFossilGas/OilFL661
Osprey CCFossilGas/OilFL611
Tiger Bay CCFossilGas/OilFL230
Bayboro CTFossilOilFL193
Bartow CTFossilGas/OilFL212
Suwannee River CTFossilGasFL194
University of Florida CoGen CTFossilGasFL50
Distributed generation (19 sites)RenewableSolarFL1,468
Battery StorageRenewableStorageFL48
Total Duke Energy Florida12,542
Owned MW
FacilityPlant TypePrimary FuelLocationCapacity
Duke Energy Ohio
East BendFossilCoalKY600
Woodsdale CTFossilGas/PropaneOH564
Distributed generationRenewableSolarKY9
Total Duke Energy Ohio1,173
Owned MW
FacilityPlant TypePrimary FuelLocationCapacity
Duke Energy Indiana
Gibson(c)FossilCoalIN2,845
Cayuga(d)FossilCoal/OilIN1,015
Madison CTFossilGasOH704
EdwardsportFossilCoal/GasIN578
Wheatland CTFossilGasIN520
Vermillion CT(e)FossilGasIN477
Noblesville CCFossilGas/OilIN310
Henry County CT(f)FossilGas/OilIN141
Cayuga CTFossilGas/OilIN110
Purdue CHPFossilGasIN16
MarklandHydroWaterIN54
Distributed generationRenewableSolarIN21
Battery StorageRenewableStorageIN15
Total Duke Energy Indiana6,806
PROPERTIES
Owned MW
Totals by TypeCapacity
Totals by Plant Type
Nuclear9,322
Fossil40,104
Hydro3,762
Renewable1,951
Total Electric Utilities55,139

(a)Jointly owned with North Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1, NCEMC and PMPA. Duke Energy Carolinas' ownership is 19.25% of the facility.

(b)Jointly owned with NCEMC. Duke Energy Carolinas' ownership is 87.27% of the facility.

(c)Duke Energy Indiana owns and operates Gibson Station Units 1 through 4 and is a joint owner of unit 5 with WVPA and IMPA. Duke Energy Indiana operates unit 5 and owns 50.05%.

(d)Includes Cayuga Internal Combustion.

(e)Jointly owned with WVPA. Duke Energy Indiana's ownership is 62.5% of the facility.

(f)Includes 50 MW contracted to WVPA.

The following table provides information related to EU&I's electric transmission and distribution properties as of December 31, 2024.

DukeDukeDukeDukeDuke
DukeEnergyEnergyEnergyEnergyEnergy
EnergyCarolinasProgressFloridaOhioIndiana
Electric Transmission Lines
Miles of 500 to 525 kilovolt (kV)1,100600300200——
Miles of 345 kV1,100———400700
Miles of 230 kV8,6002,7003,4001,800—700
Miles of 100 to 161 kV12,7006,9002,6001,1007001,400
Miles of 13 to 69 kV8,2002,800—2,3006002,500
Total conductor miles of electric transmission lines31,70013,0006,3005,4001,7005,300
Electric Distribution Lines
Miles of overhead lines171,70066,70044,50025,10013,30022,100
Miles of underground line114,90044,50030,10023,6006,60010,100
Total conductor miles of electric distribution lines286,600111,20074,60048,70019,90032,200
Number of electric transmission and distribution substations3,0001,200500500300500

Substantially all of EU&I's electric plant in service is mortgaged under indentures relating to Duke Energy Carolinas’, Duke Energy Progress', Duke Energy Florida's, Duke Energy Ohio’s and Duke Energy Indiana’s various series of First Mortgage Bonds.

GAS UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE

GU&I owns transmission pipelines and distribution mains that are generally underground, located near public streets and highways, or on property owned by others for which Duke Energy Ohio and Piedmont have obtained the necessary legal rights to place and operate facilities on such property located within the GU&I service territories. The following table provides information related to GU&I's natural gas distribution as of December 31, 2024.

Duke
DukeEnergy
EnergyOhioPiedmont
Miles of natural gas distribution and transmission pipelines36,3007,60028,700
Miles of natural gas service lines29,7006,80022,900

OTHER

Duke Energy owns approximately 7.2 million square feet and leases approximately 2 million square feet of corporate, regional and district office space spread throughout its service territories. See Note 11, "Property, Plant and Equipment," for further information.

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AND MINE SAFETY DISCLOSURES

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