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NextEra Energy (NYSE:NEE) lags utilities as tax-credit deadline nears

NextEra Energy (NYSE:NEE) lags utilities as tax-credit deadline nears

NextEra Energy, Inc. ended Friday up, but the stock didn’t keep up with its peers as U.S. cash equities locked for the weekend. NEE finished the session firm, but lagged the sector. NextEra ended Friday up 0.98% at $88.56. The stock traded 15.65 million shares, or 144% of its 65-day average. Shares are still 10.3% below the 52-week high of $98.75. In after-hours, the quote edged down 0.06% to $88.51.
Dominion Energy Faces $67 Billion Test From Virginia Data Center Power Surge

Dominion Energy Faces $67 Billion Test From Virginia Data Center Power Surge

RICHMOND, Virginia, June 22, 2026, 19:02 EDT Dominion Energy traded near its 52-week high Monday. Investors kept an eye on Richmond-based Dominion as it tries to tap Virginia data-center demand for regulated earnings growth and waits to see if NextEra Energy will finish its planned takeover. Shares slipped 0.54% to close at $68.04 after hitting an intraday high of $69.19. The 52-week high on Google Finance was $69.28.
NextEra Energy Stock Up as Traders Watch Dominion Bid, AI Demand

NextEra Energy Stock Up as Traders Watch Dominion Bid, AI Demand

NextEra Energy, Inc. closed up 1.36% at $85.99 Friday, logging about 10 million shares in volume, just under its 50-day average. The stock outpaced the market and most utility names. Still, NEE remains well below its May 1 high of $98.75, showing buyers are still picky even as utilities attract some attention. NextEra isn’t just trading on its Florida utility and renewables story anymore. After the last close, market cap sat at around $179.3 billion. Shares changed hands at about 21.8 times earnings. The P/E shows what investors pay for one dollar of profit. That’s not a stressed multiple. Any move higher probably hinges on investor views of earnings growth, power demand, and the Dominion deal.
NextEra Preps for Reopen on Dominion, Dividend, and AI Power News

NextEra Preps for Reopen on Dominion, Dividend, and AI Power News

NextEra Energy closed down 0.28% at $87.01 on Friday as the week ended and heads into Monday’s session with a five-day loss of 1.74%. The move comes as its Dominion Energy deal remains pending. Still, shares are up 8.38% for the year. NextEra is moving ahead with its $66.8 billion deal to acquire Dominion, and it’s not just another story about a utility stock in summer trading. The deal would expand NextEra’s hold in PJM Interconnection, the key U.S. grid where demand from data centers stays in focus. Power companies are in a rush to boost generation and build more transmission.
NextEra Energy Shares Dip Before Holiday; Tuesday Brings Next Test

NextEra Energy Shares Dip Before Holiday; Tuesday Brings Next Test

NextEra Energy finished Friday at $88.55, ending a tough week with losses as investors continued to sell the stock over its planned $66.8 billion deal for Dominion Energy. U.S. exchanges are closed Monday for Memorial Day, so trading will resume Tuesday. Week ahead sets up as a straight test. The Dominion deal has been out for a few sessions, giving investors time to weigh it. Next up: Can NextEra win over regulators and shareholders on building out a bigger utility to handle the jump in power demand from artificial intelligence data centers?
NextEra shares dip after $66.8B Dominion deal—What’s on traders’ radar now

NextEra shares dip after $66.8B Dominion deal—What’s on traders’ radar now

NextEra Energy shares fell ahead of Tuesday’s regular session as investors reacted to its $66.8 billion stock deal with Dominion Energy. The utility is betting on higher power demand from AI data centers. NextEra closed at $89.04 Monday, down 4.6%, while Dominion ended at $67.56, up 9.4%. The New York Stock Exchange was still closed ahead of its regular hours, which run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern on weekdays. The exchange’s schedule shows Memorial Day, May 25, as the next holiday shutdown in May 2026.
Dow edges up while Nasdaq falls as bond worries drag on

Dow edges up while Nasdaq falls as bond worries drag on

Stocks were mixed in late morning trade Monday. The Dow rose, but the S&P 500 and Nasdaq edged lower. Treasury yields pulled back, but that wasn’t enough to offset all of the pressure from last week’s rout tied to the bond market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.22% to 49,637.04, according to LSEG figures on Reuters. The S&P 500 slipped 0.15% to 7,397.32 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.44% to 26,110.02. The readings reflect data delayed by at least 15 minutes.
$67 Billion Utility Deal Triggered by AI Power Demand

$67 Billion Utility Deal Triggered by AI Power Demand

NextEra Energy is buying Dominion Energy in a $66.8 billion all-stock deal, set to form the largest regulated electric utility company globally. The deal comes as utilities look to expand for growing demand from AI-linked data centers. Regulated utilities have rates and profits controlled by government regulators. Timing is the key here. Data centers—big computer hubs that handle cloud and AI work—are now driving U.S. electricity demand. Dominion is right in the middle of Northern Virginia’s “Data Center Alley.” The Wall Street Journal said data centers made up 28% of Dominion’s state electricity sales last year.
Dominion Energy in Focus on NextEra $76-a-Share Bid Rumor

Dominion Energy in Focus on NextEra $76-a-Share Bid Rumor

Dominion Energy shot higher in U.S. pre-market hours Monday after word that NextEra Energy is considering a bid around $76 a share for the utility. Dominion was indicated at $69.00 ahead of the open, still about 9% under the rumored offer, after closing at $61.73 on Friday. Timing is key here. The New York Stock Exchange plans regular hours on Monday, opening at 9:30 a.m. and closing at 4 p.m. EDT, and May 18 isn’t a 2026 NYSE holiday. That means the deal news hits when the full market is open and buyers are at their desks—not during a slow holiday session.
Dominion Energy Shares in Focus After Report Links NextEra to Possible Deal

Dominion Energy Shares in Focus After Report Links NextEra to Possible Deal

Dominion Energy is in focus Monday after a late Friday report pointed to takeover talks with NextEra Energy. The possible transaction, according to the Financial Times and cited by Reuters, would see NextEra pay mostly in stock for the Virginia utility, and the combined company could be worth about $400 billion including debt. Both Reuters and the FT said the deal is not certain and could still fall through. Neither Dominion nor NextEra commented when reached outside normal business hours. Why it’s important now: Dominion isn’t just any utility. Its Virginia grid is right in the center of the AI-driven data-center surge. Earlier this month, the company said it had close to 51 gigawatts of data-center capacity in contracts as of March, an increase of 2.5 gigawatts since December. One gigawatt is used for very large power projects or loads.
NextEra Shares Face Monday After $400 Billion Dominion Report Over Weekend

NextEra Shares Face Monday After $400 Billion Dominion Report Over Weekend

NextEra Energy Inc. shares face uncertainty going into the weekend as speculation swirls about a potential merger with Dominion Energy. The Financial Times reported the pair are in talks over a deal that could build a $400 billion U.S. utility including debt. Reuters said it could not verify the FT report and noted that neither company replied to requests for comment outside normal hours. Weekend chatter is tied to the broader trade on power demand from data centers, AI, and grid buildout. Most of the deal would be in stock, so Dominion holders would end up with mainly NextEra shares, not cash. That makes the structure very sensitive to NextEra’s share price.
Nvidia, Walmart, and Big Utility Deal Set for Monday Trading

Nvidia, Walmart, and Big Utility Deal Set for Monday Trading

NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy are expected to draw a lot of attention before the open Monday after news of merger talks. The deal, if it goes through, would build one of the biggest U.S. power companies at a time when demand from data centers is shifting how electricity economics work. NextEra and Dominion are in talks for a stock deal that would value the combined company around $400 billion with debt, the Financial Times reported. Reuters hasn’t confirmed the report and said both firms declined to comment. A deal could come as early as next week, but the situation could still change.
NextEra Energy (NEE) AI Power Bet Hits Kansas Data Center Snag

NextEra Energy (NEE) AI Power Bet Hits Kansas Data Center Snag

Juno Beach, Florida, May 9, 2026, 13:02 Officials in Sedgwick County, Kansas, have pushed back the deadline for lifting a freeze on new data center applications to Sept. 11. That move keeps development on hold locally, even as NextEra Energy Inc. remains linked to land activity in the region for potential major computing sites. Local public radio noted both NextEra and Monarch Energy have either purchased or been working on deals for properties in Garden Plain, Colwich, and Andale, all just west of Wichita.
NextEra Energy Wins 3,000-MW Arizona Solar Deal as Data Centers Stretch the Grid

NextEra Energy Wins 3,000-MW Arizona Solar Deal as Data Centers Stretch the Grid

Phoenix — It’s 12:02 PM MST on May 3, 2026. NextEra Energy, Inc.’s renewables division has landed a deal to build 3,000 megawatts of solar for Salt River Project in Arizona, tapping into surging electricity demand across the Phoenix area. Salt River Project expects the solar farms online by the close of 2034, estimating enough output to supply roughly 595,000 homes in the state.
NextEra Energy Strikes 3,000 MW Arizona Solar Deal as Power Demand Boom Builds

NextEra Energy Strikes 3,000 MW Arizona Solar Deal as Power Demand Boom Builds

NextEra Energy Resources has landed a deal to build 3,000 megawatts of fresh solar capacity for Salt River Project in Arizona, locking in another major contract as utilities across the U.S. scramble to shore up electricity supplies. The timing is key here: SRP isn’t just maintaining its current setup, but pushing for a much bigger system. The Phoenix-area public power provider says this deal helps back its target of more than doubling its power-system capacity by 2035. Plans call for new solar, natural gas, and battery storage to maintain both reliability and affordability in service.
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    June 29, 2026, 12:50 PM EDT. Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares have fallen 9% this month but maintain strong analyst confidence, with 95% rating the stock bullish. The 12-month consensus target stands at nearly $299, implying a 28% upside from the current price of $192.53 (June 26, 2026). Nvidia's recent Q1 revenue surged 85% year-over-year to $81.6 billion, driven by a 92% rise in Data Center revenue. CEO Jensen Huang describes AI infrastructure expansion as historic, with $119 billion in supply commitments from major clients like Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI. Despite short-term volatility and supply-chain risks, Nvidia's fundamentals remain robust, and Wall Street's buy rating reflects confidence in continued growth fueled by AI deployments and new product launches.
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