EVERSOURCE ENERGY
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Conner Penelope M (EVP-Cust Exp & Energy Strategy) sold 3,000 shares of EVERSOURCE ENERGY (ES) at an average of $71.30 ($71.10–$71.50, $0.21M total) across 2 trades over 2026-08-24 to 2026-08-25.
Eversource Energy (ES) officer Penelope M. Conner plans to sell 1,500 shares, valued at $107,250, through Fidelity on the NYSE. The shares vest on 02/12/2026 and were received as compensation. Conner previously sold 1,500 shares for $106,650 in the past three months.
New England states and groups oppose NextEra Energy's $67B acquisition of Dominion Energy, citing concerns over energy costs and market power. Regulators and entities, including Eversource Energy, are reviewing the merger, which would consolidate two major nuclear plants in the region. Critics allege NextEra's past actions delayed a transmission line project, increasing costs for Massachusetts ratepayers.
Recent ES coverage spans sector analysis, regulation and earnings.
In the last 30 days, ES insiders filed 2 SEC Form 4 transactions — no purchases and 2 sales ($214K). The most active reporter was Conner Penelope M, EVP-Cust Exp & Energy Strategy, with 2 filings.
Small insider sale likely has minimal price impact; may signal slight negative sentiment.
The disclosed insider sale adds modest supply pressure and may signal limited confidence, but the amount is small relative to market cap.
Eversource may be affected by changes in regional power markets and rate structures.
Intervenor participation can increase the chance of cost disallowances or changes to Eversource’s rate case assumptions, affecting the timing and magnitude of approved distribution rates.
Eversource’s earnings pressure and skepticism around a major AMI investment raise near-term risk to regulated returns and capex economics.
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Conner Penelope M (EVP-Cust Exp & Energy Strategy) sold 3,000 shares of EVERSOURCE ENERGY (ES) at an average of $71.30 ($71.10–$71.50, $0.21M total) across 2 trades over 2026-08-24 to 2026-08-25.
1 min readEversource Energy (ES) officer Penelope M. Conner plans to sell 1,500 shares, valued at $107,250, through Fidelity on the NYSE. The shares vest on 02/12/2026 and were received as compensation. Conner previously sold 1,500 shares for $106,650 in the past three months.
1 min readNew England states and groups oppose NextEra Energy's $67B acquisition of Dominion Energy, citing concerns over energy costs and market power. Regulators and entities, including Eversource Energy, are reviewing the merger, which would consolidate two major nuclear plants in the region. Critics allege NextEra's past actions delayed a transmission line project, increasing costs for Massachusetts ratepayers.
3 min readThe Acadia Center, a clean-energy nonprofit, was granted intervenor status in Eversource Energy’s 2026 rate case before Connecticut’s PURA. The group will participate as Eversource seeks approval to recover costs for capital investments and expenses. Eversource said it has 4.4 million customers and cited improved reliability, including an average outage once every 20 months in 2025.
3 min readUtility Dive roundup covers US climate grants, state VPP and microgrid bills, and utility earnings and projects. It notes a divided appeals court blocked EPA efforts to reclaim $20B Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund grants. It also cites Southern Co’s 17 GW large-load contracts, Eversource’s Q2 income drop, and PJM’s capacity backstop plan amid data-center demand.
10 min readSynapse Energy Economics study says Connecticut residential standard service customers of Eversource Energy and The United Illuminating Co. paid $1.8B more than expected from 2016-2025, about $11 per month. It cites a 31% median retail price premium, 13 cents vs 10 cents per kWh. Massachusetts premium was $2.7B, New Hampshire $2.5B.
6 min readEversource Energy (ES) reported Q2 2026 GAAP EPS of $0.14 and non-GAAP recurring EPS of $0.87, citing non-cash divestiture and offshore wind charges and lower Electric Transmission and Gas Distribution earnings. It reaffirmed 2026 non-GAAP EPS guidance of $4.57 to $4.72 and a 2026-2030 growth outlook of 5% to 7%.
6 min readEversource Energy reported Q2 2026 income of $53.7 million, down from $352.7 million a year earlier, citing one-time charges including $111.4 million tied to its Aquarion sale, $62 million for a transmission ROE refund, and $164 million from offshore Revolution Wind liability increases. EPS fell to 14 cents. The company reaffirmed 2026 ongoing income guidance of $4.57 to $4.72 per share and expects 5% to 7% annual EPS growth through 2030.
6 min readMassachusetts Gov. Maura Healey urged the conference committee to pass her energy affordability legislation to cut utility bills and curb utility spending and profits. She cited utility refund disputes and higher rate requests, including up to 55% increases, and referenced FERC’s $1.5B profit refund order for New England transmission owners. Utilities and shareholder payouts have risen, according to the article.
6 min readScotiabank’s Q2 2026 earnings roundup names WEC Energy Group as its top U.S. utilities pick, citing EPS growth and data center capex progress. It also discusses Entergy, CMS Energy, CenterPoint Energy, NextEra Energy, and Eversource, citing their Q2 2026 EPS and revenue versus estimates and noting analyst rating or price-target changes.
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