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EXELON CORP

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Pipeline Rate Challenge Might Change The Case For Investing In Exelon Stock (EXC)

Exelon (EXC) filed a motion with FERC to intervene in a Transcontinental Gas Pipeline proceeding, arguing that decisions could affect gas service rates and terms for its utilities. The outcome may influence operating expenses, customer affordability, and future rate proposals. Exelon's investment case relies on regulated utility growth, cost control, and a $41.7B capital plan, with analysts forecasting $27.8B in revenue and $3.6B in earnings by 2029.

Exelon’s 4.07% Dividend Yield Depends on Regulator Approval and Rising Debt

Exelon (EXC) trades at $40.35, down 6.82% in a month, with a 4.07% dividend yield. Its earnings depend on regulator-approved rate base growth, targeting 5-7% EPS growth through 2029. Operating cash flow covers dividends but not capex, leading to increased debt. Regulatory approvals and credit metrics are key risks for dividend sustainability.

Colorado and Other Parts of the Country Are Seeing Rising Blackout Risk

Xcel Energy's Colorado customers face increasing and longer power outages, with 350 minutes in 2024 vs. 166 minutes historically. Wildfires and generation issues contribute to reliability concerns. Nationally, utilities like PG&E, Exelon, Dominion, and Rocky Mountain Power also report outage risks due to various factors.

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Pipeline Rate Challenge Might Change The Case For Investing In Exelon Stock (EXC)

Exelon (EXC) filed a motion with FERC to intervene in a Transcontinental Gas Pipeline proceeding, arguing that decisions could affect gas service rates and terms for its utilities. The outcome may influence operating expenses, customer affordability, and future rate proposals. Exelon's investment case relies on regulated utility growth, cost control, and a $41.7B capital plan, with analysts forecasting $27.8B in revenue and $3.6B in earnings by 2029.

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Sam Altman Now Trying to Gain Control of Electric Grid

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman held private meetings with executives from Duke Energy, Exelon, Southern Co, and NextEra Energy to discuss electrical grid security, following an AI-related incident. OpenAI has been promoting its cybersecurity services to these utility companies, according to Politico.

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Exelon Holds Guidance Steady as Illinois Data Center Demand Reshapes the Grid

Exelon (EXC) reaffirmed its 2026 adjusted operating earnings guidance of $2.81 to $2.91 per share. Q2 earnings were $0.43, slightly below estimates. The company adjusted its data center pipeline to 36 GW, with 4 GW backed by $1 billion in collateral. Exelon is focusing on transmission and battery storage to address grid strain. Analysts estimate a target price of $52, implying 20.1% upside over 2.3 years.

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