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NextEra Energy Newsroom
NextEra Energy Partners LP Q4 Earnings Summary
Nextera Energy Partners Rebrands Amid Strategic Changes
XPLR Infrastructure, LP Reveals No Change To Its Relationship With NextEra Energy; Names Alan Liu As President And CEO
NextEra Energy Funding Plan Includes $5B-$7B Equity Units, $5B-$6B Asset Recycling >NEE
NextEra Energy: Expected Funding Plan From 2024-2027 Remains Unchanged >NEE
NextEra Energy Sees 2025 Adj EPS $3.45-Adj EPS $3.70 >NEE
Express News | Nextera Energy Inc FY2025 Shr View $3.68 -- LSEG IBES Data
Express News | Nextera Energy Reaffirms Previously Announced Long-Term Financial Expectations
Press Release: NextEra Energy Reaffirms Previously Announced Long-term Financial Expectations
Mizuho Securities Maintains NextEra Energy(NEE.US) With Hold Rating, Maintains Target Price $73
Hold Rating for NextEra Energy Amid Earnings Alignment and Strategic Challenges
NextEra Energy Partners Q4 2024 Earnings Preview
Express News | Nextera Energy Inc : BofA Global Research Raises Price Objective to $74 From $71
BofA Securities Maintains NextEra Energy(NEE.US) With Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $74
Analysts Are Neutral on These Utilities Stocks: Dominion Energy (D), NextEra Energy (NEE)
Argus Adjusts Price Target on NextEra Energy to $86 From $90
Morgan Stanley Maintains NextEra Energy(NEE.US) With Buy Rating, Maintains Target Price $94
NextEra Energy's (NYSE:NEE) Returns Have Hit A Wall
NextEra Energy and GE Vernova Link for US Gas-fired Power Projects
Goldman Sachs views the Trump 2.0 trend: electrical utilities demand will accelerate, nuclear energy stocks remain a highlight.
The Goldman Sachs analysis team points out that various driving factors will converge, impacting the themes of sustainable investment and the broader USA economy in 2025, providing tailwinds to Other themes; these themes include reliability and efficiency (Energy, resources, and land), AI / Datacenter Electrical Utilities demand supply chain, high-quality operators across the Industry, automation, training/retraining, women's economics, and affordability/accessibility.