Seaport Research notes that NextEra Energy has missed its own adjusted EBITDA expectations for renewable power “every year since 2015, and that’s even before netting out third-party tax credits.” Since 2019, NextEra spent $7B annually and added 5GW/year of renewable power, but net of the tax credits, NEER’s renewable power EBITDA “stayed practically flat between 2019 and 2023,” add the analyst, who reiterates a Sell rating and a $46 price target on NextEra Energy shares.
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