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Emera Incorporated, a North American energy provider, announced a $20B capital plan targeting 7–8% rate base and 5–7% EPS growth by 2030. The plan focuses on Florida and renewables, leveraging strong regulatory support and a robust dividend history.

Major U.S. oil companies and asset managers like ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, KKR, and Apollo are investing in Canadian energy infrastructure, despite President Trump's rhetoric against Canada. They are avoiding Venezuela, with Exxon calling it 'uninvestable' and Conoco focusing on recouping past investments. Enbridge received a $2.7-billion investment for a B.C. natural gas pipeline expansion, while Imperial Oil plans to spend $2.2-billion on Canadian operations. The U.S. imported $160-billion w

Emera Inc. (TSX/NYSE: EMA) said it has completed the sale of New Mexico Gas Company (NMGC), a regulated natural gas utility in Albuquerque, to Bernhard Capital Partners. Emera originally announced the transaction on Aug. 5, 2024. The deal closes after the prior announcement, affecting Emera’s utility portfolio.

Emera (EMA) reported Q2 2026 adjusted EPS of $0.69, down $0.10 year over year, and YTD adjusted EPS of $2.06. YTD adjusted earnings were $627 million. Operating cash flow rose 8% excluding working capital. Capital expenditures were $1.7 billion in H1, toward a $4 billion plan, and New Mexico Gas sale proceeds of $650 million to $700 million are expected after tax.

Emera (TSX/NYSE: EMA) Q2 earnings call discussed portfolio optimization, including the May 12 sale of Grand Bahama Power and the planned New Mexico Gas sale. CFO Jared Green said the New Mexico Gas deal should add about 50 bps to the operating cash flow-to-debt ratio and help exceed Moody’s 12% threshold in 2026. Emera deployed C$1.7B capital in H1 and expects C$4B for 2026.

Emera Inc. CEO Scott Balfour said federal and provincial talks on upgrading Maritimes electricity infrastructure could support economic development and renewable generation, including a possible regional system operator. The article cites $5.9M federal funding for undersea cables (two 200 MW, 138 kV) planning work. Emera reported Q2 operating revenue of $2.01B and net income of $105M.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Emera Inc. (TSX/NYSE: EMA) today announced it has received final approval from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) for the sale of New Mexico Gas Company (NMGC) to Bernhard Capital Partners (Bernhard). “This approval marks an important milestone for Emera and supports our long-term growth objectives,” said Scott Balfour, President and Chief Executive Officer, Emera Inc.

The article lists multiple Canadian-listed stocks and funds hitting 52-week highs, including Canadian Tire ($204.41), Sun Life ($118.00), Emera ($77.73), Fortis ($83.33), and others. It also notes upcoming earnings dates and declared dividends or distributions, such as Canadian Tire Q2 results on Aug 13 and Gibson Energy’s $0.45 quarterly dividend payable Oct 16.

A market roundup reports multiple Canadian and US stocks hitting 52-week highs. ATCO and Canadian Utilities rose after Alberta regulators approved the Yellowhead natural gas pipeline project. BetterLife Pharma prioritized its BETR-001 clinical asset. Big Banc Split planned a stock split. Other mentions include CVS pharmacy expansion, Dexterra Q2 2026 results timing, and Keyera’s Competition Bureau dispute.

The article lists multiple Canadian-listed stocks and trusts hitting 52-week highs, including ATCO Ltd. at $78.16 (earnings July 29), Alaris Equity Partners at $25.29 (results Aug. 6), Black Diamond at $20.31 (fair value estimate updated to CA$21.46), and Canadian National Railway at $181.07 (record June grain volumes). It also notes several REIT distribution announcements and other earnings dates.