Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN.TO)…

Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN.TO)

40.09

+0.13 (0.33%)

as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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BUY

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The BEP Stock is the green stock in the venerable Brookfield portfolio. BEP.UN generates solar, wind and water power across North America as well as Colombia, Brazil, Europe, India and China, which account for nearly half its revenues. Those revenues are safe, because like its fellow green utilities, BEP enjoys long-term contracts. Also safe is the 4.09% dividend yield, which grows every year for income investors in this age of ultra-low interest rates. In fact, over the last three months, BEP has outperformed its peers, Algonquin Power and Boralex. Read Top 3 Hits & Misses for our full analysis.

TOP PICK

Likes the secular growth of renewable energy. BEP is a big player in that space. Global, with 48% of revenue coming from outside NA. Very sound balance sheet. Long-term contracts. Defensible, visible cash flow growth. Grow distribution in mid-single digits every year. Yield is 4.15%. (Analysts’ price target is $69.13)

BUY

He has it in an income account. It used to be thought of as a bond proxy and has those characteristics. There has been a change in mind-set among investors to see it as both income and growth. He owns the parent in his core portfolios. BEP.UN-T has a bright future. The management team is second to none.

BUY

Good dividend around 5% and they are in the right sector at the right time. This is essentially a utility. It has been outperforming the market. It will be good to hold into July.

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.

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)

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