CANONICAL ENERGY PROFILE
SOURCE CLASSES KEPT APART
ENERGY ORGANIZATION / US-EIA861-5416
Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC: final 2024 EIA-861 utility/provider record plus 8 preliminary scheduled generating plants. Service territory and scheduled capacity do not prove data-center supply.
Official source identifiers join records when available. Similar labels, brands, establishments, subsidiaries, parents, and affiliates remain separate until a source establishes the relationship.
EIA-861 is the annual respondent spine. Detailed activities are absent for short-form respondents; a county territory means distribution equipment is present somewhere in that county, not exclusive or address-level service.
Form EIA-861 and EIA-861S provide the annual census frame of U.S. electric utilities, distribution utilities, and power marketers. County keys preserve the exact published State|County service-territory values for discovery; they are not an address, an exclusive franchise boundary, or proof that the organization serves a specific data center, has available capacity, or holds a current site contract.
June 2026 EIA schedule for 2026-07 through 2027-06. Generation and storage form one technology split; construction and earlier-stage status form a second overlapping split. They are not added across axes.
(P) Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(V) Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗(U) Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
Preliminary scheduled capacity is not guaranteed completion, expected MWh, a data-center allocation, or proof of a power contract.
EIA Table 6.5 workbook ↗