Eversource Energy（ES）資訊與事件ESEversource Energy

Eversource Reaffirms 2026 EPS Guidance of $4.57 to $4.72

Eversource said, "The Company reaffirms its revised earnings guidance for 2026 non-GAAP recurring earnings of between $4.57 per share1 and $4.72 per share1, which includes the impact of the prospective reduction to the transmission ROE rate resulting from the March 2026 FERC order and the absence of Aquarion earnings in the second half of the year. It also reaffirms its cumulative long-term earnings per share growth rate within the range of 5 to 7 percent through 2030, using the adjusted 2026 non-GAAP earnings guidance midpoint of $4.65 per share as the base year. Eversource expects annual earnings growth towards the upper half of its long-term guidance by 2028."

Eversource Q2 Revenue at $2.9B, Below Consensus

Reports Q2 revenue $2.9B, consensus $2.97B. The company said, "During the second quarter, we completed our strategic divestiture of Aquarion Water, further strengthening our balance sheet and positioning Eversource for continued success as a pure-play regulated electric and natural gas delivery company. This focused strategy has already created new opportunities, including our preliminary selection by ISO-NE to develop critical transmission infrastructure that will bring power from northern Maine to southern New England. We are very pleased that the incumbent utilities have been selected for this important project. As we enter the second half of the year, our priorities remain clear: operating safely and efficiently, delivering reliable service to our customers, executing on our strategic investments and maintaining the financial strength that supports long-term value creation."

Eversource and National Grid Jointly Test Vehicle-to-Grid Capabilities

Eversource (ES), National Grid (NGG), EnergyHub (ALRM), Sunrun (RUN), and The Mobility House announced a joint effort to test vehicle-to-grid capabilities in Massachusetts. Under this effort, qualifying residential customers of Eversource and National Grid in Massachusetts will be able to enroll their V2G-capable electric vehicles in ConnectedSolutions. The existing ConnectedSolutions program uses flexible capacity from thermostats, batteries, and commercial and industrial resources to reduce grid strain, and Eversource and National Grid will be leveraging those capabilities to test how they apply to V2G.