Falling interest rates could lead U . K . regulators to cut allowed utility distribution returns even further . Despite favorable dividend growth , rising bond yields would make National Grid a less appealing investment choice for income - oriented investors . New York regulators could punish
Infrastructure investments are driving above-average dividend growth at National Grid.
National Fuel's acreage and pipeline footprint will be the main drivers of growth going forward.
AGL's expanded infrastructure program in Georgia should drive modest, consistent growth in profits.
Sempra has no shortage of high-quality regulated and non-regulated investment opportunities.
Constructive regulatory outcomes are offsetting weak customer usage at National Grid.
AmeriGas' APU fourth-quarter results came in much as expected, with the company reporting a net loss of $33.6 million, or $0.64 per limited partner unit, on reduced demand for propane. Still, despite a nearly 11% decline in volume that was steeper than our forecast, aggressive pricing increased ...
Third-quarter results from Southern Union SUG contained no major financial surprises, as fee-based cash flows continued to roll in while gathering and processing cash flows suffered the effects of lower commodity prices and volume. However, there were a few operational hiccups during the quarter,
TransCanada's TRP third-quarter earnings contained no major surprises. Pipeline and natural gas storage earnings were essentially flat while lower prices and volume hurt the power segment, resulting in total adjusted earnings of CAD 335 million (CAD 0.49 per share), a 9% decrease from CAD 366 ...
El Paso Pipeline Partners EPB raised its quarterly distribution for the sixth consecutive quarter to $0.35 per unit for the 2009 third quarter, which is 6% above the preceding second-quarter rate of $0.33 per unit and 17% above year-ago levels. We look for the MLP to be well positioned for more ...