Prev Close | 69.80 |
Open | 69.64 |
Day Low/High | 69.40 / 70.72 |
52 Wk Low/High | 67.22 / 93.73 |
Volume | 7.34M |
Prev Close | 69.80 |
Open | 69.64 |
Day Low/High | 69.40 / 70.72 |
52 Wk Low/High | 67.22 / 93.73 |
Volume | 7.34M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1964.50B |
Market Cap | 134.59B |
P/E Ratio | 42.32 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
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.
Having lost the confidence of regulators and the public it serves, the utility's future is uncertain.
There appear to be no pipeline options to supply New Englanders.
A utility deregulation scheme has made it tougher to bring much-needed generating capacity to the state.
Congress is offering too little, too late for the wind-power industry.
Solar and nuclear powered cost leaders will win when mid-market participants, mostly using coal and cheap natural gas, are gone.
Summer usage was down from 2011 levels, and this could ding utilities' quarters.
Energy deliverers have a demanding consumer base and motivated regulators, often with little exposure to commodity prices.
The energy company goes speculative.
Lewis Hay, Executive Chairman, NextEra Energy Compares the cost to repair after Hurricane Wilma with what the cost to repair after Sandy likely will be.
A utility chief explains how to get the power back on after superstorm Sandy. There are downed power lines, flooded utilities and salt-water corrosion.
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This electric utility looks to be a tremendous value, and that's only reinforced by the recent insider buy.
But congested transmission lines are actually hurting this nuclear power company more than wind power plants.
These seven energy providers aim to cut costs by pooling their knowledge and resources.
Mid-Atlantic utility faces challenges of risk, regulation and reputation.
As natural gas prices drift upward, power producers are returning to king coal.
How Duke's board deals with its self-inflicted crisis will determine the company's future.
The nation plans to have 100 operational nuclear reactors by 2020.
A bill in New Jersey could plunge solar developers -- and investors -- into darkness.
As a portfolio, this unique class of utilities is performing well.
Dominion Resources is the safest play on liquefied natural gas exports.
Few politicians understand the fundamental principles of energy production, delivery or consumption.
Congress has approved construction for much-needed, nuclear plants, but it needs to clean up its underlying energy policies.