Eversource Energy (ES)

Eversource Energy, an American utility holding company, is now a $24 billion (by market cap) major utility player. The company serves approximately 4.4 million customers, with the vast majority of the...

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I am bullish on Eversource Energy due to rising electricity demand, robust capital investments, and a strong macro environment supporting growth. Eversource's financials show recurring EPS growth, imp...

We initiate on Eversource Energy at Buy, as we believe the market underestimates the rate normalization potential and regulatory catalysts for a re-rating. Our price target of $79/sh is predicated on ...

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