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Duke Energy made modest revisions to its risk disclosures, adding one new risk while removing two existing factors, resulting in a net decrease from 32 to 31 total risks. The most substantive change involved expanded emphasis on coal combustion residual (CCR) compliance costs and regulatory obligations, reflecting heightened scrutiny of environmental liabilities and rate recovery mechanisms. Four risks underwent material modifications, with CCR-related regulatory and financial exposure representing the most significant restatement among the updated disclosures.
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