Core Insights - Duke Energy's Green Source Advantage Express (GSA Express) program has exceeded initial enrollment targets, indicating strong demand for renewable energy solutions among large business customers in North Carolina [1][3]. Program Overview - GSA Express allows nonresidential customers to subscribe to capacity from new renewable energy facilities on Duke Energy's grid, enabling them to match up to 100% of their annual electricity use without needing to secure offsite generation [2]. - The program was developed as a more streamlined solution compared to the standard Green Source Advantage plan, responding to customer feedback for a simpler approach to accessing renewable energy [3]. Customer Participation - Early participants in the GSA Express program include Cisco, United States Cold Storage Inc., and Daimler Truck North America, showcasing the program's appeal to organizations focused on sustainability [3][6]. - The program reserves 10% of additional capacity each calendar year for new business customers, which will be available to large business customers in the fourth quarter of 2026 if not subscribed [4]. Benefits and Features - GSA Express generates revenue from the sale of clean energy environmental attributes (CEEAs), benefiting all Duke Energy retail customers, regardless of their participation in the program [3]. - Duke Energy has launched an Environmental Attribute Tracking tool in partnership with Cleartrace to support accurate emissions reporting, providing customers with verified tracking of clean energy attributes and associated carbon reductions [7]. Company Background - Duke Energy is a Fortune 150 company headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., serving 8.6 million customers across multiple states and owning 55,100 megawatts of energy capacity [8]. - The company is focused on an ambitious energy transition, investing in electric grid upgrades and cleaner generation sources, including natural gas, nuclear, renewables, and energy storage [9].