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Power Producers & Utilities

A collection of companies that generate, transmit and deliver electricity and natural gas across regulated and competitive markets. The group mixes investor-owned utilities, independent power producers and renewable asset owners that sit at different points in power supply chains.

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3M-12.0%
6M-13.6%
1Y+1.8%

2 of 57 stocks are in a Stage 2 uptrend.

Equal-weighted index · 1 year+1.8%
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Stocks in this theme

TickerPrice1M3M1YStageTrendvs 52w high
RNWReNew Energy Global plc$6.84+0.6%+9.8%-10.1%Stage 2 (continuation)6/7-16.48%
ELPCEnergy Co Of Parana$12.42+8.3%+7.6%+41.5%Stage 2 (re-acceleration)6/7-8.61%
CEGConstellation Energy Corp$254.02-7.5%+7.4%-24.0%Stage 40/7-37.12%
UGIUgi Corp /Pa/$35.67-7.2%+3.3%+7.3%Stage 33/7-12.21%
TXNMTxnm Energy Inc$58.32+1.2%+2.7%+2.5%Stage 33/7-1.95%
AESAes Corp$14.9+1.1%+1.8%+14.3%Stage 35/7-13.77%
OTTROtter Tail Corp$88.04-2.7%-1.8%+7.8%Stage 14/7-6.62%
SRSpire Inc$76.09-7.0%-2.5%-6.5%Stage 41/7-20.07%
PAMPampa Energy Inc.$77.77-5.5%-2.7%+28.8%Stage 12/7-15.71%
NWENorthWestern Energy Group, Inc.$68.38-1.1%-4.3%+17.7%Stage 13/7-6.86%
BKHBlack Hills Corp /Sd/$70.08-2.2%-4.8%+14.7%Stage 13/7-8.79%
NGGNational Grid PLC$75.82-4.2%-5.4%+5.6%Stage 13/7-19.28%
OGEOge Energy Corp.$45.42-0.5%-5.9%-1.1%Stage 13/7-9.07%
BIPCBrookfield Infrastructure Corp$35.61-6.8%-6.8%-14.0%Stage 40/7-30.18%
PPLPPL Corp$32.89-3.6%-7.7%-10.4%Stage 12/7-17.38%
EDConsolidated Edison Inc$102.21-4.5%-7.9%+2.6%Stage 13/7-11.48%
FEFirstenergy Corp$43.33-5.5%-8.0%-1.7%Stage 12/7-16.53%
EMAEmera Inc$47.83-4.5%-8.5%+1.4%Stage 13/7-13.21%
EVRGEvergy, Inc.$78.44-3.2%-9.0%+4.5%Stage 13/7-11%
DUKDuke Energy CORP$114.01-4.9%-9.3%-7.2%Stage 12/7-14.57%
KEPKorea Electric Power Corp$10.96-5.5%-9.4%-15.6%Stage 40/7-52.88%
VSTVistra Corp.$138.35+0.7%-9.7%-30.1%Stage 40/7-34.38%
NJRNew Jersey Resources Corp$50.6-5.1%-10.0%+5.4%Stage 13/7-15.74%
DDominion Energy, Inc$60.52-8.3%-10.7%-0.7%Stage 14/7-15.58%
ESEversource Energy$64.16-8.5%-11.1%-9.0%Stage 12/7-15.81%
TACTransalta Corp$12.08-0.1%-11.2%-11.3%Stage 40/7-31.87%
AEEAmeren Corp$99.38-6.3%-11.4%-4.0%Stage 13/7-16.01%
XELXcel Energy Inc$70.48-6.9%-11.6%-12.0%Stage 12/7-16.01%
ETREntergy Corp /De/$99.26-6.6%-12.1%+6.1%Stage 13/7-15.82%
AEPAmerican Electric Power Co Inc$118.64-3.1%-12.2%+8.1%Stage 13/7-14.46%
NEENextera Energy Inc$75.74-8.0%-12.3%-0.6%Stage 12/7-22.62%
PNWPinnacle West Capital Corp$93.04-4.7%-12.5%+6.2%Stage 13/7-14.93%
MDUMdu Resources Group Inc$18.54-6.3%-12.6%+6.1%Stage 12/7-18.68%
EXCExelon Corp$40.4-7.6%-12.7%-8.7%Stage 12/7-19.67%
CWENClearway Energy, Inc.$29.27-7.8%-12.7%+2.6%Stage 41/7-29.06%
SOSouthern Co$82.89-5.8%-12.9%-11.7%Stage 12/7-16.88%
IDAIdacorp Inc$130.73-4.0%-12.9%+0.0%Stage 13/7-15.41%
KENKenon Holdings Ltd.$60.2-12.1%-13.0%+35.0%Stage 13/7-36.99%
PORPortland General Electric Co /Or/$44.63-8.7%-13.3%+2.7%Stage 12/7-17.69%
WECWec Energy Group, Inc.$100.78-5.1%-13.3%-10.7%Stage 12/7-15.2%
TLNTalen Energy Corp$312.69+5.7%-13.3%-25.7%Stage 40/7-29.86%
AVAAvista Corp$35.09-5.6%-13.4%-6.5%Stage 11/7-18.55%
MGEEMge Energy Inc$69.45-10.6%-14.4%-17.0%Stage 11/7-20.22%
SRESempra$77.96-4.6%-14.7%-13.1%Stage 12/7-21.84%
AQNAlgonquin Power & Utilities Corp.$5.03-11.1%-15.8%-7.5%Stage 40/7-27.94%
CNPCenterpoint Energy Inc$36.8-7.1%-15.8%-5.2%Stage 12/7-18.29%
PEGPublic Service Enterprise Group Inc$67.34-8.2%-16.1%-18.9%Stage 41/7-22.55%
CEPUCentral Puerto S.A.$12.11-11.1%-16.5%+46.1%Stage 41/7-32.53%
LNTAlliant Energy Corp$63.3-6.9%-16.5%-5.2%Stage 12/7-18.88%
NINisource Inc.$39-4.7%-16.8%-9.7%Stage 12/7-20.54%
CMSCms Energy Corp$63.08-7.3%-16.9%-11.1%Stage 12/7-21.09%
ORAOrmat Technologies, Inc.$91.49-10.3%-17.5%-4.3%Stage 40/7-36.95%
BEPBrookfield Renewable Partners L.P.$28.14-11.0%-18.1%+7.4%Stage 13/7-24.58%
ENLTEnlight Renewable Energy Ltd.$69.41-11.2%-20.3%+143.3%Stage 13/7-35.38%
BEPCBrookfield Renewable Corp$28.22-12.2%-23.2%-18.3%Stage 40/7-36.48%
PCGPG&E Corp$12.25-7.7%-28.9%-16.4%Stage 11/7-35.9%
NRGNrg Energy, Inc.$95.65-13.1%-32.1%-42.1%Stage 40/7-48.02%

Deep dive

The theme covers firms that produce electricity, move it across high-voltage lines, deliver it to homes and businesses, and supply or distribute natural gas. Constituents include vertically integrated utilities, distribution-only companies, merchant generators, and owners of renewable projects and transmission assets. Revenue models vary from regulated rate-base returns to wholesale market sales and long-term power purchase agreements.

Capital moves into these names because demand for reliable, low-carbon power grows and because utilities and project developers require large, long-lived capital investments. Policy goals for emissions reduction, grid resilience needs after extreme weather, and rising electricity use from electric vehicles and data centers push utilities and developers to add generation, storage and grid upgrades. Funding also flows where long-term contracts, regulated returns or stable cash flows reduce exposure to short-term commodity swings.

The value chain splits into distinct roles. Developers and independent power producers build and own generation assets, including wind, solar, hydro and thermal plants. Regulated utilities own distribution networks and many transmission assets and obtain revenue through tariffed, rate-approved returns. Merchant generators sell into wholesale markets or into corporate and utility contracts. Midstream and gas utilities handle fuel supply and distribution. Project financiers, operators and equipment suppliers provide capital, construction and maintenance services for large grid and generation projects.

Whether the theme continues to attract capital depends on regulation, commodity and interest-rate environments, and execution on construction and permitting. Regulatory decisions set allowed returns and can change the economics of transmission and distribution investments. Changes in commodity prices affect merchant generators and fuel procurement costs for gas utilities. Technology cost trends for renewables and battery storage influence new-build choices, while weather, extreme events and cyber risks test operational resilience. Performance on grid modernization, project completion and contract structures will shape long-term cash flow stability.

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