Duke Energy Corporation Q3 FY2023 Earnings Call
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Quarterly Financial Performance
- Adjusted EPS was 1.94, up from 1.78 in Q3 2022, reflecting strong operational and regulatory performance.
- Reported EPS was 1.59 versus 1.81 last year, primarily impacted by storm costs and higher interest expense.
- Electric Utilities & Infrastructure was down 0.01 per share year-over-year due to lower volumes and higher storms/interest, partially offset by rate cases and cost savings.
- Gas Utilities & Infrastructure increased 0.01 per share due to riders and customer growth.
- The Other segment improved 0.16 per share driven by lower effective tax rates.
- Volumes were down 1.2% on a rolling 12-month basis due to weaker industrial load and weather; industrial sectors such as textiles and paper were soft.
2023 Outlook
- Full-year EPS guidance tightened to 5.55–5.65, trending toward the lower half due to mild weather and softer industrial demand.
- Weather remains approximately 0.20 per share below normal year-to-date.
- Agility initiatives increased to 0.30 per share in mitigation (tactical O&M, tax strategies, and other cost levers).
- Expected Q4 EPS of 1.50–1.60 driven by rate cases, riders, and sustained O&M discipline.
Regulatory & Operational Highlights
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