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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp is a utility and clean-power company. It owns regulated electric, natural gas, water, and wastewater utilities that deliver essential services to homes and businesses in the United States and Canada. It also owns renewable power assets, such as wind, solar, and hydro plants, that sell electricity into power markets or under long-term contracts. The company makes money in two main ways. Its regulated utilities earn revenue through customer bills set by government regulators, which gives the business a steady, predictable profile. Its renewable energy business earns money by selling power to utilities and other buyers, often under fixed-price contracts. What makes Algonquin different is that it combines a classic utility business with a renewable power portfolio. That means it serves local customers who need dependable service every day, while also participating in the cleaner-power side of the electricity industry. For investors, it is a business built around essential services, regulated cash flow, and contracted electricity sales.
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp is a utility and clean-power company. It owns regulated electric, natural gas, water, and wastewater utilities that deliver essential services to homes and businesses in the United States and Canada. It also owns renewable power assets, such as wind, solar, and hydro plants, that sell electricity into power markets or under long-term contracts.
The company makes money in two main ways. Its regulated utilities earn revenue through customer bills set by government regulators, which gives the business a steady, predictable profile. Its renewable energy business earns money by selling power to utilities and other buyers, often under fixed-price contracts.
What makes Algonquin different is that it combines a classic utility business with a renewable power portfolio. That means it serves local customers who need dependable service every day, while also participating in the cleaner-power side of the electricity industry. For investors, it is a business built around essential services, regulated cash flow, and contracted electricity sales.
Results: Algonquin reported first quarter GAAP net earnings of $83.1 million and adjusted net earnings of $99.6 million, both down from a year ago, mainly because 2025 had favorable one-time tax and depreciation items and weather was slightly weaker this quarter.
Regulatory wins: Management highlighted approvals in the New England Gas and CalPeco rate cases, an order approving the Empire Electric Missouri settlement, and a new tariff agreement at Suralis in Chile.
CalPeco impact: The CalPeco case was the biggest driver of year-over-year earnings, including $48.6 million in annualized revenue and $60.7 million of retroactive revenue to January 1, 2025, partly offset by $28.5 million of wildfire insurance expense recovery.
Funding plan: The company expects to refinance $1.15 billion of unsecured notes due in June using a 144A bond issuance at LUCo and has arranged a $1.15 billion delayed draw credit facility as backup.
Strategic focus: Management said it is advancing toward becoming a premier pure-play regulated utility through earlier regulatory engagement, stronger customer execution, and operational improvements in gas safety and billing accuracy.
Empire Missouri: The company said it has filed the first 3 months of required customer performance data and expects a commission ruling by midyear, which would allow the new rates to be implemented if approved.
