Prev Close | 39.31 |
Open | 39.11 |
Day Low/High | 38.85 / 39.38 |
52 Wk Low/High | 29.28 / 50.54 |
Volume | 1.02M |
Prev Close | 39.31 |
Open | 39.11 |
Day Low/High | 38.85 / 39.38 |
52 Wk Low/High | 29.28 / 50.54 |
Volume | 1.02M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 976.34B |
Market Cap | 38.38B |
P/E Ratio | 17.51 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Its utilities division doesn't pay dividends, so it can reinvest its earnings.
Warren Buffett's investment affirms that solar is the clear winner on costs.
Uprating existing plants adds 500mw to energy grid.
Energy efficiency will become a major competitor.
Power-plant owners, not the panel makers, are in the prime spot.
The pending Entergy-ITC deal presents some concerns, but for now the shares remain well-bid.
Here's how power markets cope with the lack of transmission lines.
Its business faces many challenges, from wind farms to federal regulators.
Nat-gas price moves will have different effects on each of the three major power producers.
For investors, it should be clear there is no such thing as a national grid.
Where cash flow is king.
Let's give all domestic energy sources the same incentives.
The current is clearly running toward more energy-efficient technology.
In the face of energy substitution and efficiency, some are selling or retiring assets.
The utility's reliance on hedging to bolster results makes this a speculative investment at best.
There appear to be no pipeline options to supply New Englanders.
The Arms index is very overbought, and the volatility index shows complacency.
Congress is offering too little, too late for the wind-power industry.
How understanding three unexpected events in the energy sector experienced in 2012 can make you a better investor in 2013.
Solar and nuclear powered cost leaders will win when mid-market participants, mostly using coal and cheap natural gas, are gone.
The company is taking a risk by staying in RTOs -- but that risk may yet pay off.
Plants that cannot produce power economically are liabilities, not assets.
It's one of the premier utilities, but its price is a bit rich right now.
Summer usage was down from 2011 levels, and this could ding utilities' quarters.
In deregulated markets, speculating on pricing power is a gamble.
Energy deliverers have a demanding consumer base and motivated regulators, often with little exposure to commodity prices.
After the company's deal with ITC, shareholders would receive an additional stream of dividends.
Do not oversimplify the independent power business.