Dominion Energy Inc
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Company & Industry Overviews What Investors Should Know about Dominion Energy’s Dividends
Dominion Energy’s (D) payout ratio (the percentage of profit that it gave away in the form of dividends) was 81% in 2016, which is higher than the industry average and slightly on the lower side of its five-year payout average of 85%.Company & Industry Overviews An Overview of US LNG Production and Exports
Investors may be seeing a lot of reports about rising US LNG (liquefied natural gas) exports. Let’s review the basics of LNG.Company & Industry Overviews What’s in Store for Dominion Energy Stock?
Dominion Energy (D), one of the laggards among top utilities this year, seemed strong lately and is currently trading close to an eight-month high.Company & Industry Overviews NEE, DUK, SO, and D: Comparing Top Utilities’ Total Returns
NextEra Energy (NEE) beat its peers in terms of returns in the last few years. NextEra Energy returned 14% in 2018.Company & Industry Overviews D, DUK, NEE, and SO: Top Utilities’ Dividends
Dominion Resources (D) paid annual dividends of $2.80 in 2016. Duke Energy (DUK) paid dividends of $3.36 per share last year.Energy & Utilities Must-know: US power sector and its indicators
The power sector is the backbone of any economy. All of the other industries depend on it. In the U.S., the power utilities business is characterized by steady dividends and stable earnings.Company & Industry Overviews Analyzing Top Utilities’ Free Cash Flow Trends
The top four utilities have failed to generate positive free cash flows in the last few years.Company & Industry Overviews Not All Utility Stocks Are Overpriced
Utility stocks seem overvalued. Utilities have reached record levels. They have been trading at inflated valuations for months.Company & Industry Overviews FE, D, EXC, or ETR: Which Utility Stock Stung Investors?
Exelon (EXC) stock has corrected nearly 2% in the last year. Including dividends, its returns have come in at ~3%.Company & Industry Overviews Dividend Faceoff: Southern Company vs Duke Energy
Dividend yields of Southern Company (SO) and Duke Energy (DUK) currently stand at multi-year lows because utility stocks had a solid run this year.Energy & Utilities Utilities company overview: NextEra Energy
NextEra Energy (NEE) is the second-largest power company in the US after Duke Energy (DUK) in terms of market capitalization.Energy & Utilities Regulated business is Southern Company’s strength
Southern Company manages its regulated utility business through the following four subsidiary companies: Alabama Power, Georgia Power, Gulf Power, and Mississippi Power. These subsidiaries have a combined power generation capacity of 37,000 megawatts (or MW).Energy & Utilities Cost structure sets Southern Company above its competitors
Fuel costs per kWh can be used to evaluate the efficiency of a power producer to produce electricity. Southern Company’s fuel cost per kWh is lower than its competitors’ in the regulated utility business.Energy & Utilities Must-know: Who owns Dominion?
Institutional investors hold most of Dominion Resources’ (D) outstanding shares. As of June 30, 2014, a total of 351.2 million shares were held by 1,069 institutions.Energy & Utilities Why electricity demand is linked to GDP
Electricity is the backbone of a nation’s progress. All of the industries need electricity to operate—directly or indirectly. When a business flourishes, the electricity consumption increases.Energy & Utilities A closer look at the difference between ETFs and mutual funds
Before moving to inverse and leveraged ETFs in the next part of this series, we’d like to quickly discuss the differences between ETFs and mutual funds.Energy & Utilities NextEra Energy plays in regulated and unregulated utility markets
NextEra Energy is a Florida-based power company. Its subsidiaries are Florida Light & Power and NextEra Energy Resources.Company & Industry Overviews Why Utilities Could Keep Smashing in the Fourth Quarter
Despite valuation concerns, utility stocks seem relatively well placed at the moment, especially going into October, compared to broader markets.Company & Industry Overviews Utilities Are Back in Focus as the Trade War Escalates
Investors turned to defensive utilities intensified yesterday after President Trump announced 10% tariffs on another $300.0 billion worth of Chinese goods.Company & Industry Overviews Why Utilities Underperformed the Broader Market Last Week
The defensives and utilities sector fell more than 2% last week while broader markets fell just 0.3%. Here’s why.Company & Industry Overviews Top Utilities’ Stock Price Targets Get Bumped Up
Many top utility stocks’ price targets were changed last week.Energy & Utilities Natural Gas Prices: What to Expect in 2019
The EIA expects US natural gas prices to average $2.89 per MMBtu in 2019. For 2020, the forecast is $2.92 per MMBtu.Energy & Utilities Utilities’ PPI Could Increase with Higher Natural Gas Prices
On March 3, 2016, natural gas active futures were at the lowest closing level in the last 17 years.Energy & Utilities Why Utility Sector Had Inverse Correlation with S&P 500 in January
The Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU), which tracks the performance of the utility sector, fell 3.2% in January 2018.Company & Industry Overviews Analyzing Top Utilities’ Current Valuations
The steep fall in utilities in the last couple of weeks seems to have aggravated utilities due to their record high valuations.Company & Industry Overviews Dominion Resources Stock Approaches Peak: What’s Next?
Dominion Resources (D) continues to look interesting from an investor’s perspective as the stock approaches multiyear highs.Energy & Utilities NextEra Energy to Extend Its Presence in Texas by Buying Oncor
Just a couple of weeks after withdrawing from the Hawaiian Electric deal, renewables giant NextEra Energy (NEE) announced its decision to buy Oncor on July 29.Earnings Report Hulu: Its Strategic Significance for Disney
Disney expects the equity loss from its investment in Hulu to accelerate since Hulu is increasing its investment in acquiring original content from media companies and producing original programming.Earnings Report Disney’s Business Segments: Expectations for Fiscal 2016
Disney’s Media Networks segment was the biggest contributor to its revenue at 44% with segment revenues of $23.3 billion in fiscal 2015.Company & Industry Overviews Understanding Dominion Resources’ Corporate Structure
Dominion Resources engages in all stages of the energy value chain, including power generation, transmission, and distribution.Company & Industry Overviews How Exelon’s Hybrid Business Model Provides Balanced Revenues
Exelon (EXC) manages end-to-end operations in the power utilities segment through its subsidiaries.Company & Industry Overviews AES Corporation: Its Evolution Up until Now
AES Corporation is a global entity and operates through its six strategic business units, created based on the geographical areas they cater to.Energy & Utilities Must-know: Factors that impact electricity demand
The most important factor that affects electricity demand is household income. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (or EIA), between 1981 and 2001, household real disposable income increased by 49%—from $17,217 to $25,698.Energy & Utilities Must-know: Terminology used in the electric utilities industry
Electricity comes from energy sources that are found in nature. These sources are called primary energy sources. They’re the first form of energy. Primary energy sources include coal, gas, oil, wind, and water.Energy & Utilities Overview: Key difference between ETFs and mutual funds
While actively managed ETFs are more expensive than passively managed ETFs, they tend to be less expensive than mutual funds due to structural differences between these two products. In the case of mutual funds, the investor interacts with the company while buying and selling mutual fund units.