30 GW is enough to power ~22M homes, or more than all of the residences in the largest U.S. state of California.

Much of the new power for ​data centers ​is expected ⁠to come from natural gas, and NextEra (NEE) said in its presentation that it has a pipeline of more ​than 20 GW of gas-fired ​generation, according to Reuters.

The company said it plans to engage with investors throughout March via several meetings to provide updates on its operations, financial performance, and strategic initiatives.

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Each equity unit will be sold for $50. Each unit includes:

• A contract to buy NextEra Energy common stock in the future, and
• Interests in two debentures issued by subsidiary NextEra Energy Capital Holdings, maturing in 2031 (Series P) and 2034 (Series Q), each with a $1,000 principal amount. The debentures are guaranteed by NextEra Energy.

The equity units will pay a 7.375% annual distribution based on the $50 unit price.

NextEra Energy (NEE) has granted the underwriters a 13-day option to purchase up to an additional aggregate stated amount of $0.30B, solely for the purpose of covering over-allotments.

The firm expects to raise about $1.97B from the sale, or ~$2.27B if the underwriters exercise their full over-allotment option. The proceeds will be added to the general funds of NextEra Energy Capital Holdings and will be used to invest in energy and power projects, as well as for general corporate purposes, including repaying some outstanding commercial paper debt.

Source: Press Release

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Each equity unit will be sold for $50. Each unit includes:

• A contract to buy NextEra Energy common stock in the future, and
• Interests in two debentures issued by subsidiary NextEra Energy Capital Holdings, maturing in 2031 (Series P) and 2034 (Series Q), each with a $1,000 principal amount. The debentures are guaranteed by NextEra Energy.

The equity units will pay a 7.375% annual distribution based on the $50 unit price.

NextEra Energy (NEE) has granted the underwriters a 13-day option to purchase up to an additional aggregate stated amount of $0.30B, solely for the purpose of covering over-allotments.

The firm expects to raise about $1.97B from the sale, or ~$2.27B if the underwriters exercise their full over-allotment option. The proceeds will be added to the general funds of NextEra Energy Capital Holdings and will be used to invest in energy and power projects, as well as for general corporate purposes, including repaying some outstanding commercial paper debt.

Source: Press Release

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Each equity unit will be issued in a stated amount of $50 and consist of a contract to purchase NextEra Energy (NEE) common stock in the future, and undivided beneficial ownership interests in two series of debentures issued by NextEra Energy Capital Holdings.

In approximately three years, equity unitholders will be required to purchase NextEra Energy (NEE) common stock for cash, based on a range of a 0%-25% premium over the NYSE closing price of NextEra Energy common stock on February 26, 2026.

The company said the proceeds from the sale of the equity units will be added to the general funds of NextEra Energy Capital Holdings, which expects to use its general funds to fund investments in energy and power projects and for other general corporate purposes.

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The companies said the project will enhance electric reliability and affordability for West Virginia, Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region, add capacity to meet rising demand, and enable new energy generation to connect to the grid; financial details were not disclosed.

“This transmission line enables long-term safe, reliable, and affordable power for the region – this is a win for residents and a win for the local economy,” according to Matt Valle, president of NextEra Energy Transmission (NEE).

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A key environmental review of Jackalope Wind by the Interior Department was stalled for months, and the project is now effectively dead, the report said.

The project, which was expected to be operational by summer 2027, signed an agreement in late 2024 with Idaho Power (IDA) to sell energy produced by the farm over 35 years.

In September, the Idaho utility canceled its contracts with Jackalope Wind, citing “uncertainties related to the federal permitting process,” and has since accelerated plans to install nine engines that burn natural gas.

More than 60 large wind and solar farms under development on federal lands, such as Jackalope Wind, are at risk of being stymied by a pause on renewable energy permitting, NYT said.

ETF: (FAN)

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The two companies said they expect to support existing and new large load opportunities across Xcel’s (XEL) service territories through improved collaboration on generation, storage and associated transmission investments, which will enable them to better anticipate system needs and rapidly assess where large customer demand intersects with available grid and power assets.

Xcel (XEL) said it expects the agreement will allow it to increase the data center demand that it can serve through the 2030s.

Key commercial terms have been agreed upon in the MoU, and a formal joint development agreement is expected to be executed in the coming months, the companies said.

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NextEra (NEE) announced last year that it would restart its Duane Arnold nuclear power generating station in Iowa to serve ‌Google data centers, and on its earnings conference call Tuesday, the company said it currently has the ability ​to add 6 GW of new nuclear technologies to serve data centers at its existing nuclear sites, and it is also considering greenfield sites to build advanced nuclear power.

CEO John Ketcham said NextEra (NEE) is offering large amounts of power for sale from its nuclear plants in Wisconsin and New Hampshire, which are both outside regulated utility frameworks, allowing the electricity to be sold to the highest bidder.

The company expects to make announcements this year involving large-load customers – often data centers – within the footprint of its regulated utility in Florida, the CEO also said.

NextEra (NEE) reported Q4 net income rose to $1.54B, or $0.73/share, from $1.2B, or $0.58/share, in the year-earlier quarter, with Q4 adjusted earnings of $0.54/share that beat Wall Street consensus estimates by a penny and revenues that rose 20% Y/Y to $6.5B but missed analyst expectations.

NextEra (NEE) reiterated guidance for FY 2026 adjusted EPS of $3.92-$4.02, and said it continues to expect compound annual growth in adjusted EPS of 8% or more annually through 2032, a trend it now expects to continue during 2032-35; the projections are all based on full-year 2025 adjusted earnings of $3.71/share.

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