RBC Capital analyst Shelby Tucker maintained a Hold rating on Nextera Energy Partners (NEP – Research Report) on January 13 and set a price

In a report released on January 13, Shelby Tucker from RBC Capital maintained a Buy rating on NextEra Energy (NEE – Research Report), with a

NextEra Energy (NYSE:NEE) +5.1% in Friday's trading, topping the S&P 500 leaderboard, despite reporting flat Q4 earnings compared to the year-earlier quarter, as it unveiled plans to partner with GE Vernova (GEV) on natural gas generation while also seeking regulatory approval to restart its nuclear plant in Iowa.

Nextera Energy Partners LP (NEP) stock saw a modest uptick, ending the day at $17.05 which represents a slight increase of $0.14 or 0.83% from the prior close of $16.91. The stock opened at $16.99 and touched a low of $16.

Cost of Capital and Interest Rate Impact The potential ... asset drop-downs from NextEra Energy Resources, organic acquisitions, and project expansions. While NEP faces company-specific challenges ...

On Monday, BMO Capital Markets adjusted its outlook on NextEra Energy (NYSE:NEE ... stock experienced a shift in its outlook as RBC Capital downgraded the company from Outperform to Sector ...

The world's largest renewable power company, NextEra Energy , is partnering with GE Vernova to develop natural gas-fired power generation projects across the United States that will mainly feed AI data centers and other large electricity users,

NextEra Energy (NEE) said, for 2025, it continues to expect adjusted earnings per share to be in the range of $3.45 to $3.70. For

NextEra Energy reports Q4 results, with revenue missing estimate. Expects continued growth and dividend increases through 2027.

Although NextEra Energy's adjusted earnings per share (EPS) grew by just about 2% year over year in the fourth quarter, it grew adjusted EPS by 8.2% for the full year. The company is targeting growth of 6% to 8% in adjusted EPS through 2027, which means NextEra Energy hit the top end of its target in 2024.

US stock futures pointed slightly lower on Friday, with traders assessing President Donald Trump's recent statements on interest rates and tariffs. Meanwhile, Boeing (NYSE:BA) says it will report a deeper-than-anticipated loss in the latest quarter as the planemaker faces the impact of worker strikes and charges on some US government projects.