U.S. Equities
Clean Energy Transition Should Be a Tailwind for Utilities
August 01 2022Key Insights
- The energy transition should give regulated electric utilities opportunities to grow their rate base, earnings, and dividends through clean energy projects.
- Removing the recurring fuel supply costs associated with legacy power plants could help renewable energy projects to lower customers’ bills or keep them flat.
- We seek to identify utilities that we believe can compound value by consistently growing faster than their peers. Valuation discipline is also critical.
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