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A Comparison of Top Utilities’ Free Cash Flow

A Comparison of Top Utilities’ Free Cash Flow

Whereas NextEra Energy (NEE) looks better placed than peers in terms of FCF (free cash flow), it should be noted that all of the utilities we’re looking at in this series have failed to report positive FCF in the last few years. In 2017, NextEra Energy reported FCF of -$746 million, while Southern Company (SO) and Duke Energy (DUK) reported FCF of -$1.613 billion and -$1.213 billion, respectively. Dominion Energy (D) reported FCF of -$993 million.