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NEE-N vs. AQN-T. He would choose NEE-N. Part of the appeal of renewable energy is that they have one of the best R&D teams internally in the company, to ensure all projects they do come on stream as planned and to be more innovative in other green solutions including battery storage. It is the old "Florida Light and Power". It is growing at double digits of 10 or 12% per year and usually these companies are at 5-7%.
The old Florida Light and Power Company. They are the biggest renewable power generator in the US. Over 20% of renewable power generated in the US comes from them. As more money goes into ESG, they will benefit. Even Apple is looking to have power from wind and solar. A utility that pays a growing dividend that should grow in single-digits. Yield 2.26% (Analysts’ price target is $265.71)
The old Florida Light and Power Company. They are the biggest renewable power generator in the US. Over 20% of renewable power generated in the US comes from them. As more money goes into ESG, they will benefit. Even Apple is looking to have power from wind and solar. A utility that pays a growing dividend that should grow in single-digits. Yield 2.26% (Analysts’ price target is $265.71)
A green energy stock? Money flows are attracted to sustainable stocks. Blackrock two weeks ago announced this. NEE is his top recommendation in this space; it's the purest play in wind and solar energy in the States, and boasts 8% growth. It's expensive now, however. NPI-T is his Canadian pick.
(A Top Pick July 27/17, Up 21%) Mostly solar, some wind. Growing in Florida, their big market. Good capital allocators, dividend’s growing at 10-15%, roughly 50% higher than Canadian utilities. He holds his stocks “forever,” unless a red flag appears and forces him to sell.
(A Top Pick July 27/17, Up 21%) Mostly solar, some wind. Growing in Florida, their big market. Good capital allocators, dividend’s growing at 10-15%, roughly 50% higher than Canadian utilities. He holds his stocks “forever,” unless a red flag appears and forces him to sell.
This is “the” company leading the way in renewable power and alternative energy. 50% of their power generation comes from wind, and is growing very rapidly. Wind power and solar have now become less expensive than coal power, at the same time we are about to head into an electric vehicle revolution. The company has done a lot of research on battery technology storage and they service 5 million customers in Florida. A big utility and has a great balance sheet. They have 20-year contracts to supply power to their other utility customers. Dividend yield of 2.6%. (Analysts’ price target is $157.)
This is “the” company leading the way in renewable power and alternative energy. 50% of their power generation comes from wind, and is growing very rapidly. Wind power and solar have now become less expensive than coal power, at the same time we are about to head into an electric vehicle revolution. The company has done a lot of research on battery technology storage and they service 5 million customers in Florida. A big utility and has a great balance sheet. They have 20-year contracts to supply power to their other utility customers. Dividend yield of 2.6%. (Analysts’ price target is $157.)
This is in wind, solar and nuclear power, mostly in Florida. The company has been able to grow their dividends at about a 10% clip. They continue to add megawatts to their power grid, basically in solar and wind. There is a lot of growth moving forward because they have had to retrofit from coal to gas, but also added more solar which is good for the environment and for their coffers. Dividend yield of 2.7%. (Analysts’ price target is US$150.50.)
This is in wind, solar and nuclear power, mostly in Florida. The company has been able to grow their dividends at about a 10% clip. They continue to add megawatts to their power grid, basically in solar and wind. There is a lot of growth moving forward because they have had to retrofit from coal to gas, but also added more solar which is good for the environment and for their coffers. Dividend yield of 2.7%. (Analysts’ price target is US$150.50.)
(A Past Pick. April 5/12. Up 30.81%.)
Ranking : 4 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 4
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 1
Total Signals / Votes : 5
NextEra Energy is a American stock, trading under the symbol NEE-N on the New York Stock Exchange (NEE). It is usually referred to as NYSE:NEE or NEE-N
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On 2020-07-02, NextEra Energy (NEE-N) stock closed at a price of $247.65.
NEE-N vs. AQN-T. He would choose NEE-N. Part of the appeal of renewable energy is that they have one of the best R&D teams internally in the company, to ensure all projects they do come on stream as planned and to be more innovative in other green solutions including battery storage. It is the old "Florida Light and Power". It is growing at double digits of 10 or 12% per year and usually these companies are at 5-7%.