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Agreement to simplify geographic footprintTransaction expected to close within the next two quartersAlgonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (NYSE:AQN) ("AQN", "Algonquin" or the "Company") today
Algonquin Power (NYSE:AQN) affirms FY2026 Adj EPS guidance from $0.35-$0.37 to $0.35-$0.37 vs $0.35 analyst estimate..
Algonquin Power (NYSE:AQN) affirms FY2027 Adj EPS guidance from $0.38-$0.42 to $0.38-$0.42 vs $0.41 analyst estimate..
Atmos Energy plans $26 billion in capital spending through fiscal 2030, with over 80% allocated to safety and reliability. The company has implemented $396.1 million in annualized rate increases with $334.1 million more pending. Texas pipeline projects aim to boost Dallas-Fort Worth capacity by year-end 2026. ATO expects fiscal 2026 earnings of $8.40-$8.50 with projected 6-8% EPS growth going forward, supported by favorable regulation that allows quick recovery of infrastructure investments through customer rates.
Spire Inc. announced a strategic capital investment plan of $11.2 billion through fiscal 2035, targeting 5-7% long-term adjusted EPS growth. The company completed its acquisition of Piedmont Natural Gas' Tennessee business, adding over 200,000 customers and 3,800 pipeline miles. With 70% of investments allocated to safety and reliability, Spire expects rate-base growth of 7% in Missouri and 7.5% in Tennessee, positioning itself for more stable and sustainable earnings growth.
MDU Resources plans nearly $3.1 billion in capital investments through 2030 across electric, gas, and pipeline projects, expecting 1-2% annual customer growth and 6-8% long-term earnings growth. The company has over 1 GW of data center load under signed agreements. Similar utility companies like ONE Gas and Southwest Gas Holdings are also increasing capital spending to support rate-base growth and earnings expansion.