The Duke name stands for technical leadership in the design, operation and environmental compliance of energy-related facilities.
	Duke Engineering & Services (DE&S) has grown to become the world’s leading nuclear engineering company. We serve the global nuclear power industry with complete plant life-cycle capabilities — from design to operations to decommissioning. In 1997 DE&S acquired Yankee Atomic Electric Company’s Nuclear Services Division, adding to DE&S’ strong expertise in decontamination, decommissioning and fuel management for commercial nuclear power plants.   DE&S is a respected contractor serving the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory, Idaho National Engineering & Environmental Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Hanford site, and the Civilian Radioactive Waste Management System. Our global expertise also extends to hydropower, renewable energy and the petroleum industry.   Duke/Fluor Daniel’s family of companies combines the engineering and construction capabilities of Duke Energy and Fluor Daniel Inc. Our designs for fossil-fired power plants set global standards for quality and competitive costs. Mecklenburg Cogeneration Facility in Virginia is one of the cleanest, most advanced coal plants in the U.S. We are building its sister plants as part of the Irian Jaya Project in Indonesia.
	A leading Duke/Fluor Daniel innovation is PowerSuite, which provides instant, interactive communications for power projects. Owners, developers, engineers, vendors and other key project players share real-time data and information anywhere in the world. The system integrates digital imaging, computer networks and satellite uplinks.   Duke Energy’s technical and engineering companies build relationships and create opportunities in more than 50 countries, while delivering a growing return to shareholders.     Both Duke Power and Duke Engineering & Services have replaced massive steam generators in nuclear plants in world record time, with top performance in safety, including this replacement at Duke Power’s McGuire Nuclear Station in 1997.
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