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Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN.TO)

43.50

+0.69 (1.61%)

as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.

Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN-T) is highlighted by various experts as a strong player in the renewable energy sector, particularly benefiting from heightened demand for electricity and investments in infrastructure. The company boasts considerable potential, driven by contracts with large tech firms like Google and a focus on maintaining contracted cash flows while recycling capital into new projects. Despite a recent dip in stock performance over five years, many analysts note a positive trend and recently improving market conditions. They express optimism about its long-term growth prospects, especially in the second half of the decade as energy demands rise globally. With a yield of around 5%, it is also seen as a viable income-generating vehicle, though growth may be slow compared to other sectors; thus, investors are encouraged to consider buying on dips.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

The whole gang is great. It's like everything. It went way off the trend-line with a steep angle. It saw a correction, but it is okay. It was over bought but at around mid $60, it is a good entry point.

COMMENT

Renewables are the future so he likes it from that perspective.

BUY

The gold standard in green investors. Renewable energy utilities are very popular now, so there's upside potential. Meanwhile, older investors are frustrated with low interest rates and shifting to green utilities for their dividends. It's possible that money may shift away from this to growth stocks if a recession doesn't happen, but these green utility stocks still are good long-term holds. He doesn't foresee a recession now.

BUY

Likes it. Investor flows have been pouring into non-traditional energy stocks like this. He'd still be buying this now.

BUY

Short-term there'll be a modest pullback in all utilities. Don't worry about this. Instead, add more. Interest rates won't move back up quickly, perhaps not soon, and the rates directly affect utilities. If he didn't own other utilities already, he'd buy this. The space grows its dividend consistently. Utilities are good to own for the long term.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

All utilities have done well in 2019 and renewables will continue to grow. BEP also has global presence. Wait for a pullback to get in.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

About 75% is hydro-electric -- a feel good stock. As people have looked for yield, it has done well. A longer term yield player would be safe to buy. It would be better to buy into weakness. Yield 5.3%

BUY

The gold standard in renewable energy. They pay a good dividend and continue to be leaders in the space.

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COMMENT

BEP preferred shares: What are the risks of a preferred vs. the regular stock? A preferred share ranks higher than a common equity. Good credit quality, but this is not a reset issue, but a perpetual. Pays a yield around 6%. It's almost like a bond instrument, higher quality than a common equity but the latter's growth trajectory.

BUY

Another utility beyond Fortis Utilities are doing well because of low interest rates. BEP has good access to capital because it's a Brookfield stock. A good, steady, long-term stock to hold. Very defensive.

TOP PICK

Under the umbrella of Brookfield they are going to have no problem raising money. Did their first green bonds a little while ago. Just did a 50% stake acquisition in a Spanish solar company that owns solar projects. The gold standard when it comes to renewable energy utilities. Probably the largest from a market cap perspective. Dividend 5.82% plus room to grow with access to capital through Brookfield. (Analysts’ price target is $44.60)

BUY

It's a dividend play, so it trades on its yield, directly influenced by interest rate moves. Brookfield stocks are steady-eddys and they make few mistakes. BEP will benefit from lower interest rates. However, the parent stock, BAM, is the best Brookfield stock.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

A growing name at 11% with 9% dividend growth. It's a little pricey, but is well-run.

STRONG BUY

He loves this company. It is one of his top Canadian companies in this space. They made strategic plays because they have the Brookfield backing. They recently made a deal with TA-T, who know they have to shift away from coal. Brookfield did a clever deal involving a right to hydro assets when contracts are up for renewal. They are going to see benefits for years to come.

COMMENT

In a registered account is fine. In a taxable account you are having a combination of interest and ROC and dividends.

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