Strong development pipeline offsets weak Brazil, U.S., and U.K. power markets.
Iliad launches wireless service with aggressive pricing plans, but we still like Bouygues.
Many competitors--large and small--see the high returns in renewable energy and are chasing the same scarce resources as EDP.Rising construction costs, equipment supply shortages, transmission shortages, and politically sensitive siting approvals could slow the company's wind energy growth.Larger
Government control over Huaneng's operations--including its pricing--could have a negative impact on its results in the future.High coal prices would cut into profitability, exposing the firm's vulnerability to fluctuations in this input.Chinese government reform aimed at creating a more open and
Allegheny's hedging strategy provides investors with substantial upside from rising power prices.
A global infrastructure boom and the need for clean water could provide nice returns for Veolia investors.
Despite a weaker regulatory environment, NextEra Energy retains an enviable investment profile.
RRI's large open position in 2010 and 2011 allows upside from recovery, but it could backfire.
Improving regulation in Michigan won't spell long-term success for DTE without an economic rebound.
With the acquisition out of the way, TransAlta's leverage to government subsidies is even higher.