Atmos Energy (NYSE: ATO) has approved a significant dividend increase and unveiled a multi-billion dollar capital expenditure plan, drawing investor attention to its valuation and long-term growth trajectory amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
Shareholders of Atmos Energy (NYSE: ATO) have delivered a strong vote of confidence, approving all eight proposals at the annual meeting. The sweeping approvals include the election of the full board, ratification of the auditor, and key governance amendments, signaling smooth sailing for the natural gas utility's leadership and strategic direction.
Atmos Energy reported a robust fiscal first quarter, with net income reaching $403 million. Performance was supported by a Texas regulatory benefit, operational resilience during Winter Storm Fern, and ongoing investments in infrastructure and customer growth, as the company reaffirms its full-year guidance.
Bank of America and Barclays have updated their price targets for Atmos Energy (ATO) following adjustments to long-term earnings estimates, highlighting the regulated utility's stable business model amidst a shifting economic landscape.
Despite significant capital investment, Atmos Energy's return on capital employed (ROCE) remains stagnant at 5.9%, trailing the industry average. This raises questions about the utility's growth efficiency, even as its stock price has soared over 112% in five years.
Shares of CBAK Energy Technology (NASDAQ: CBAT) have plummeted 89% over the past five years, starkly underperforming the broader market and raising questions about the challenges facing loss-making growth companies.
Bloom Energy secures a multi-billion dollar fuel cell agreement with American Electric Power and a major partnership with Brookfield to power AI data centers, testing its ability to deliver on ambitious growth promises amid a soaring valuation.
Suncor Energy executives, in their Q4 2025 earnings call, detailed a year of record safety and operational performance, achieving multi-year financial targets ahead of schedule. Management credits a culture of internal optimization and capital discipline for delivering higher volumes at lower costs, even amid declining oil prices.
With a 5.6% yield and three decades of dividend growth, Enbridge offers investors a rare combination of income and stability as the global energy landscape evolves.
As AI's voracious appetite for power reshapes the energy landscape, companies like GE Vernova are emerging as critical enablers, presenting a compelling investment thesis beyond traditional tech stocks.
SunCoke Energy (NYSE:SXC) has announced a $0.12 per share dividend, yielding 5.8%. While the company's earnings growth is robust, analysts express caution over its long-term payout sustainability and volatile dividend history.
A fundamental analysis suggests Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd.'s shares may be significantly undervalued, presenting a potential opportunity for investors. However, experts caution that valuation models are only one piece of the puzzle in the volatile energy sector.
Alliant Energy's heavy institutional ownership brings both stability risks and governance influence, as major funds dominate the utility's shareholder registry.
GE Vernova and Xcel Energy have entered a strategic partnership aimed at modernizing the U.S. power grid through wind, gas, and AI-driven projects, highlighting both the sector's growth potential and investor valuation debates.
Meta expands its clean energy portfolio through a new power purchase agreement with Zelestra for the Skull Creek Solar Plant in Texas, part of a broader 1.2GWdc partnership aiming for full operation by 2028.
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Shares of solar microinverter leader Enphase Energy surged dramatically Wednesday following a strong annual financial report, even as the company navigates a cyclical downturn and provides a cautious near-term outlook.
Fluence Energy has secured a long-term supply agreement to provide its Gridstack Pro energy storage systems for a major solar-plus-storage project in Arizona, developed by BrightNight and Cordelio Power. The deal expands the company's U.S. utility-scale pipeline as its stock, following a meteoric rise, faces heightened scrutiny over its valuation.
Hardware wallet provider CoolWallet has integrated TRON's energy rental service, aiming to significantly reduce transaction costs for users managing TRX and TRC-20 tokens while upholding its self-custody security model.
Ecobee's expansion of its SmartBuildings platform with a new API for multifamily operators intensifies competition in the connected energy space, directly impacting players like Generac Holdings. The move underscores the accelerating integration of HVAC control, energy management, and backup power solutions in large-scale property portfolios.
